[wp-hackers] Seeking SQL advice to identify performance problem

[Mike Walsh]

Yes I did and it worked as expected in one application I needed.

Next I wanted to use get_users() in conjunction with the WP_List_Table
class to present user data (including meta data) in a standard WordPress
style table with pagination.  Based on my testing it appears that the way
the WP_List_Table class works with the offset and number settings to show a
subset of the users on each page the users aren't sorted correctly because
get_users() has a default ordering (or 3-4 other standard choices) that
results in the custom sort running on the wrong subset of the data based on
the paging and offset.  I don't think I am explaining this correctly but
hopefully you get the idea.  I was hoping I could pass my meta term to
get_users() as the order parameter but that doesn't seem possible.

Mike

On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 8:23 PM, Simon Blackbourn <piemanek at gmail.com>wrote:

> >
> >
> > I cannot order the results of get_users() on a user meta value.  Am I
> > correct or as in the earlier case, am I missing something?
> >
> >
>
> did you put the usort and associated function in there? that works for me,
> on either first_name or last_name.
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