PDO For Wordpress 1.0.0
Hello all!
finally i’ve released version 1.0.0 of the PDO For Wordpress package.
This is compatible with versions of Wordpress from 2.3 to 2.5.1 and has also fixed some bugs in WP itself (in the 2.5 trunk).
I have, for the first time, published this release on wp.org. You can find it at HERE
Please feel free to leave comments/feedback either here or on the trac at wp.
sorry for the delay, and thanks to Ulf Ninow (fnumatic) for his pointer on class inheritance. it makes upgrade management much easier.
enjoy
Justin
Hi,I install the wordpress 2.5.1 wiht you pdo plugins,but the Manage comments box do not display the comments, is it a bug?
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Hi, I don’t think so. I have not seen the same behaviour, but will test it. Are you using any other plugins? if so, please let me have a list so that i can replicate your environment.
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[...] just posted a comment here. Having originally thought this was due to a badly behaved plugin, i’ve just looked at it [...]
None plugins, I have deleted all the plugings,but the Manage comments box do not display the comments any more.
Apache 2.0.63 ;php 5.2.6;open eAccelerator and Zend Optimizer
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Thanks. I found the bug and have posted about it in the blog.
a fix has been posted on the wordpress plugins site.
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Justin hello I need your help
Here I am trying to install the script WordPress, with the use ODP, follow the steps you had in step by step, but I get the following message
Invalid or missing PDO Driver
Your PHP installation appears not to have the right PDO drivers loaded. These are required for this version of Wordpress and the type of database you have specified.
Note: I am installing on the server intranet of the company that work, and the system of the database is SQL Server 2005 or higher
What should I pass the parameters in wp-config.php?
define ( ‘DB_TYPE’, ’sqlite’), or define ( ‘DB_TYPE’, ‘PDO_DBLIB’);?
I did an installation on my personal machine localhost, with version 2.5.1 of WordPress, this apparent installed, but when I check in mysql, don’t found there is the tables.
Until the moment I do not know what to do, if you can help me I would be very grateful
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@Joelson: Hi, I don’t believe that anyone has written a driver for SQL Server yet. currently supported are sqlite and mysql.
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