hi,
are you running the plugin in a multi site WP install ?
What version of WP are your running ?
hum ..
and you have at least 2 site with difrent theme folders ?
yep. 1000+ sites and 200+ themes.
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this might be in the way 3.1 puts it’s site in the DB.
My version of WP is still 3.0.5.
I’ll upgrade to 3.1 and see what happen …
go you get any error beside this ?
Um, I said 3.0.1
No errors in apache logs or in wordpress but our deployment is scaled out so I may be missing it.
just tested on a dev with 3.1-beta1-16590 and it works ok.
Update on this: Fixed by editing line 35 which is the MySQL query to read wp_blogs and drop the prefix.
New problem: If you have a lot of blogs it times out. Proved by adding limit 0,10 to the query.
hi, limiting 1,10 will not display all your blog, but only the 10 first.
I will build a query that SELECT only whats needed. now it’s a lazy SELECT *.
by getting only what the plugin need, it might imrpove performance a lot.
Yea I can probably do that 2nite. Using limit 0,10 was just proving the theory that the data it was grabbing was too verbose.
This part of the function sfr_clone_site_mysql_update is making it time out:
$finder = new dbsearch(DB_NAME);
$finder->exclude(false);
$finder->useonly(implode(‘,’ , $tables_array));
$finder->find($table_prefix.$old_site_id,$table_prefix.$new_site_id,false);
Or so it seems..
I also had to manually hard code my table_prefix value ;/
Any idea where to go from here? I am pretty sure my database is too big for me to try to do a find against the whole thing ;/
PS all of the values sent to find all seem fine.
