adamjedgar
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: how to stop twenty fourteen from being responsiveIs it possible to use one theme for desktops and another for mobile?
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Where do imported shopping cart files get storedI am speaking the wrong language obviously,
So I’ll answer it myself… (where are the ERD experts???)For some ecommerce it appears products are stored as posts in the wp_post table! Eg WP e-commerce
For others, they have created and added additional tables for products (the cartpress I think from memory does this)
I am no expert with ERD’s however I cannot see any benefits in combining ecommerce products and forum/blogg posts in the same table in a database like WP ecommerce does. Surely this must hurt performance!
I have come across comments saying that WP e-commerce shouldn’t be used for large shopping carts!
I wonder if the ERD structure WP e-commerce uses is the reason why?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Supra CSV] [Plugin: Supra CSV] Uploading Imagesi would have thought that the best way to upload images is using your ftp client.
My understanding is that trying to upload 200 megbytes of images (for example) would almost certainly exceed the max_file_upload_size limit on your web hosting account in php which on my server is only 8 megabytes (the php default i think is 2 megabytes). There is also another issue…the “max_memory_limit is usually rather low…i had to get my host to increase mine, which is now set at 128 (i have forgotten what the default was)
The way around this problem is to FTP all images up to your site using ftp software like “File Zilla client”. That way, you are not using php for the upload.
Come to think of it, im not sure that you can even use php to upload images anyway…doesn’t it only insert into the mysql database. Images are not stored in the database!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: CSV import to WP e-commerceso where does WP e-commerce store its data?
Is it in the msql database? if so what table is it stored in?