jeremib

My plugin calls a web service and passes the category to get the business listings.

The permalink values can, but don’t have to be, related to the category. That’s what I’m trying to achieve. I can get a list of a the categories from the web service, and build my permalink structures when the plugin is installed, but that limits the permalinks to have to include the categories.

What I’m trying to achieve is something where someone could create a page, with a permalink of /shopping, then have

<h1>Fishing</h1>
[business-directory category=fishing]

The URLS generated from my plugin would know that even though the category is fishing, the “parent page” is /shopping, so my permalinks would be /shopping/abc-shop and /shopping/baitshop instead of /fishing/abc-shop

Thanks. I posted the question there.

So can anything be done about the speed?

It takes approx 13 seconds to execute this query. I have 28k records.

If I attempt to activate a plugin it says

Plugin activated.

But the plugin is still listed as “inactive”, and the functionality is not added.

If I attempt to add a widget to the sidebar, it looks liked it was added and opens the config panel for that widget. When I hit “Save” it seems like all has been saved as the spinning indicator disappears.
If I refresh the widgets page, though, it is not active.

I thought about reinstalling to see if that did the trick.

Yes, I just updated to 2.8.4 last night, through the automatic upgrade.

What do you mean follow through with? When making changes? Or on the upgrade?

I’m trying to determine the most efficient way to load posts in mass, 50 to be exact.