Alok Sharma

Hi David,

Thanks for your reply.

This makes me feel confident to buy your plugin. Will make the purchase soon and also use the above link to get in touch with you.

Thanks,

Alok

I am too having this problem and unable to fix it either.

Anyone there who can help me out with this?

Ability to completely customize the branding of back end. For e.g. removing all references of WP.

I know no one wants to do that but just in case if WP was used as a CMS for developing a site for some client and we do not want the client to know the platform used.

Ability to store custom fields in wp_post table and functionality to store, recall or display them.

I am working on a project which will have 10,000,000+ posts (which makes around 30,000,000+ entries in wp_postmeta table) assuming if each post requires a minimum of 3 custom fields.

I believe that many people are looking for this type of functionality.

I am working on a project in which I have to store up to 10 custom fields per post. So if I have around 1,000 posts, the post meta table will have around 10,000 entires. In some instances, there may be only 3-4 custom fields per post but when the post is being displayed, it will try to search all the 10 fields and then load only those which exist.

I wanted to know that which of the following works best:
– Add new columns in wp_posts table & store custom fields in them
– Use the existing wp_postmeta table for storing custom fields

In other words, what I need to know is that if all the custom fields are stored in the wp-posts table, won’t this increase the speed and efficiency as compared to storing custom fields in wp_postmeta table and then calling them when each post is loaded.

The work around at https://www.webopius.com/content/137/using-custom-url-parameters-in-wordpress doesn’t seems to work. I put it inside the index.php file but still the home.php file intercepts 1st. I tried putting the code in the home.php file and I get a php error.

Looks like we got to work on some different solution or may be Matt can consider this in the future versions.

@stvwlf – Thanks, I will try that stuff today.

@root – You are correct. Home.php is interfering with the index.php file. Basically I tried doing the same stuff in the WP default TwentyTen theme and its works.

I get the problem. When we pass any parameters in the URL without any prefix like p=, cat=, tag= etc., home.php 1st intercepts it and since its not able to understand that what its suppose to do, it simply executes the code and displays the same.

I believe we have to write some function to make WP understand that if any parameter is passed in the URL and without any prefix like p=, cat=, tag= etc., then what its supposed to do.

I believe the information at https://www.webopius.com/content/137/using-custom-url-parameters-in-wordpress should work. I will try it today and post an update.

Its working for me but I mainly wanted to make the stuff work the other way. I believe it can be possible by writing some functions.

Yes, I get that. The only work around is to assign that template to some page and then call that page to access that template.