Long story short, I've got a 9k page site running multiple custom plugins, that while amazing, weren't coded in the best manner and now I can't get any page in the admin panel that uses a page drop down menu to load, it just times out after 60 seconds (after getting the vps provider to bump it from 15 to 30 and finally 60). PHP memory is pushed thru the roof, site is only using like 5% of server resources but certain php queries (anything involving a page/post from the backend) cause cpu useage to push to 100% for the duration of the timeout.
Anyway, enough of the backstory, so now I've been managing it thru phpmyadmin, which I really like but I recently had it redesigned and while the theme works awesome on a demo site, when I throw it up on my beast it breaks. No header, no sidebar, no footer, just the main content section with no content.
The theme coder, who is a kickass coder on here (no idea of username, he was a referral off wickedfire) thinks it's in the general settings of my wp blog, the reading subsection specifically, the one where you can set pages or post, a sticky page or whatever.
Anybody know what table/field in the wp database that info would reside and what settings default would be?
Thanks for any good info, and to send some back out there, WP doesn't play nice with high volume pages (posts are ok, but pages, even tho they get dropped in the same database table, causes serious issues with WP's sloppy php embedded coding), especially if you use pages and subpages. And if you still want to build a mega site on WP, take the SEO hit and throw a unique identifier in there for every post, even if it's not pretty.
Cheers!
Anyway, enough of the backstory, so now I've been managing it thru phpmyadmin, which I really like but I recently had it redesigned and while the theme works awesome on a demo site, when I throw it up on my beast it breaks. No header, no sidebar, no footer, just the main content section with no content.
The theme coder, who is a kickass coder on here (no idea of username, he was a referral off wickedfire) thinks it's in the general settings of my wp blog, the reading subsection specifically, the one where you can set pages or post, a sticky page or whatever.
Anybody know what table/field in the wp database that info would reside and what settings default would be?
Thanks for any good info, and to send some back out there, WP doesn't play nice with high volume pages (posts are ok, but pages, even tho they get dropped in the same database table, causes serious issues with WP's sloppy php embedded coding), especially if you use pages and subpages. And if you still want to build a mega site on WP, take the SEO hit and throw a unique identifier in there for every post, even if it's not pretty.
Cheers!
