• You have to study the issue for multisite.
    Too heavy for us. We are a blogging scientific platform with 2400 blogs and 12000 users, growing everyday.
    We have so, 33000 tables in the wp database. Zotpress create 8 tables for each blog. If only 1000 of our users would like to use this plugin, this means that we have 8000 tables more in database. This is impossible for us… unfortunatly.

    However i have test it. It took me 7 minutes to import 1000 items from one userid.
    And tested with success, articles, pages, widgets, intext, shortcodes on multiple themes, including all Twenty …

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  • Plugin Author Katie

    (@kseaborn)

    Yowza! I never imagined the plugin would be used at such a scale, and I’m honestly not sure how to support it. Would one table for all sites in a WPMU situation work better?

    Thread Starter micheltam

    (@micheltam)

    No I think it’s the plugin conception which doesn’t suit us. and a single table won’t be the solution. It would be much more interesting to interrogate the Zotpress database without having to import everything on blogs. But i think this way is impossible for you…
    Best regards

    Plugin Author Katie

    (@kseaborn)

    I think this would be a better discussion for the forums. Have you tried the selective import feature, which doesn’t import everything, just the folders you want? Actually, I’m overhauling the current approach to cache/import just the data used (although this could be a lot if someone presents their whole library on the frontend or makes a lot of calls through the reference widget — it would be similar to using selective import right now.) On another note, making a lot of calls to the Zotero library is not ideal for their server load, either. The load has to be leveraged somehow. If selective import or the new cached approach doesn’t work, then I don’t think a solution exists for your setup/requirements.

    Plugin Author Katie

    (@kseaborn)

    I’ve overhauled the plugin database and how Zotero libraries are accessed — I’m not sure if this makes Zotpress possible for your setup, but if so, please let me know — very curious if such a large platform can be supported!

    Thread Starter micheltam

    (@micheltam)

    We’re going to test out modifications you made. Thanks for this, Actually we’re not sure to use it on our platform, indeed it’s a very large installation, we’ve somes difficulties to keep it stable and light…

    Plugin Author Katie

    (@kseaborn)

    Crossing my fingers!

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