WSOD :( etc

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  • Plugin Author Marko Heijnen

    (@markoheijnen)

    My simple reaction would be to not use it if you don’t know what this plugin does. That goes for all plugins on www.remarpro.com

    So the idea of this plugin is to have an exact drop-in of the WordPress database class but more objective orientated. Before WordPress 3.9 this plugin had the benefit to prevent notices of using mysql_* functions because this plugin would allow PDO or MySQLi.

    Till now I haven’t done any speed test if PDO would be faster but my assumption would be no. PDO support could in the end allow us to use other databases then MySQL or variants on it. This plugin is for experiments like this with the hope that WordPress one day will implement a better structure for the database code.

    I see that you mentioned WSOD. How did you experienced this?

    Thread Starter lukaborna

    (@lukaborna)

    When I activated the plugin. And made options. I cant remember it but I will replicate the issue once I get the time and report. But thank you for clearing this out for me.
    I think that this plugin is great, but it is not for me. I do not experiment with database types etc. and I hope wp devs and other developers that use wp have a great benefit testing things out messing with other databases types and other stuff you’ve mentioned.

    Best regards,

    lukaborna

    Plugin Author Marko Heijnen

    (@markoheijnen)

    This should be fixed now.

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