[wp-testers] Wordpress scaling problems

[Engel Sanchez]

After reading this interesting discussions now I will change permalinks for
a site I will launch next week that was based on %category% URL for posts.
And it should be a big site soon.

So now I am planning to go with:

http://domain.com/%postname%/%post_id%
or
http://domain.com/%postname%-%post_id%
or
http://domain.com/%post_id%/%postname%
or
http://domain.com/%post_id%-%postname%

which one is better for performance, SEO?

Engel


2009/1/29 mrmist <listswptesters at mist.org.uk>

> In message <161617690901291054v249c043ch44c56affd3f22bf5 at mail.gmail.com>,
> Otto <otto at ottodestruct.com> writes
>
>> 1. Is it a page?  select from wp_posts where post_slug = mypost and
>> post_type = page. Nope.
>>
> <snip>
>
>> 3. Is it a post? select from wp_posts where post_slug = mypost and
>> post_type = post. Bingo.
>>
>
> <snip>
>
> Putting the rest of the post to one side for a moment, does WP actually do
> this?
>
> If this is the actual way it works, and not just a bit of poetic licence,
> surely it should just do one query, select from wp_posts where post_slug =
> mypost to determine if the slug being looked for exists as an object in
> wp_posts?
>
> *confused*
> --
> mrmist
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