[wp-hackers] Recent Comments Plugins.

[Jason Bainbridge]

On 7/20/05, Podz <podz at tamba2.org.uk> wrote:
> As unscientific as it gets.
> 
> Fuzzy Comments - the server doesn't have the XSLT bit needed.
> Recent Comments List - could not get it to work.
> 
> Upload, activate, hard refresh twice, View Source and copy out all those
> between what was Array 46 and Array 47 (which is where the function
> would have displayed in the block) and take second set of numbers. The
> numbers are those produced by Jeromes Query Diagnostics. Each 'Array'
> had a time for completion. Each time is listed:

> http://wp-plugins.net/index.php?id=169
> [1] => 9.0837478637695E-05
> [1] => 7.0095062255859E-05
> [1] => 6.7949295043945E-05
> [1] => 6.7234039306641E-05
> [1] => 6.8187713623047E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 6.6995620727539E-05
> [1] => 0.00013589859008789   <-----
> The one indicated actually does something. The stuff above are functions
> not called but they execute (strangely).

Can you turn on the debug output for that plugin by un-commenting the
$output row towards the bottom and commenting out the other line? Also
does the query diagnostics plugin give you the actual query? Try
running an EXPLAIN on it if you can like Matt's post earlier in the
thread.

Where was the call to get_recent_comments placed?

Regards,
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Jason Bainbridge
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