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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: MYSQL Table and Field Definitions@danhgilmore
Hi..
Yes did see that earlier. meta_id and post_id (i believe this one references the actual id of the post) but the metaa_id eludes me. the meta_value and meta_key I already figured out. I just want to make sure when i set those values the correspond to the right post. I believe meta_id is autoincrement, so most likely I can just leave that blank and wp will handle that.If I find anything i’ll post it here. Its actually a large database provided by my vendor and how i want each post formatted goes beyond the standard “auto-posts” scripts out there. If I wanted a simple icon, body, category, the above script would work perfect. 🙂
thanks for the reply!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: MYSQL Table and Field DefinitionsYour question :
1. off topic
2. doesn’t answer the original post.I have a 2k database that I started to enter manually, then I realized it would be easier to just do it via php
manually = via wordpress
I did use:
[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]however this does not allow multiple category posting and does not allow for a feature image to be inserted.
With my current script I can download images,put them in the correct folder, format my post as needed. but in order for the feature IMAGE to work correctly it needs certain criteria to be inserted in the postmeta. The above only deals with a post and one category
WP in nothing short of a giant gui for a SQL database of posts.
If you would like more details as to why or link to site, email me as it is not the topic of this post.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Oldie but holding strong the RSS/404 errorSOLVED
instead of linking to
http://www.mydomain.com/feed/i use:
http://www.mydomain.com/?feed=rss2that did the trick.
I believe this works because I have the permalinks set up this way ( I need to because of the way certain pages work)