Problem:
Design principle - creating tens of thousands of relationship instances, performance
Solution:
If we rule out Toolset totally here, even with only WordPress, with such mass content having more than tens of thousands of posts WordPress will also have performance issues. I'm not saying it will not work but it may have impact on performance based on the number of taxonomies, relationship and what filters you add to your view.
In general, performance obviously affects the site speed when you have that many custom post type setup having thousands of posts with the number of taxonomies as well as custom fields. One aspect is how much content you have BUT it depends also on your server configuration (memory,cashing) as well as number of other factors such as how complex your data structure is.
Problem: I am using jQuery's click method to assign some click event handlers to elements in my View content, but after an AJAX pagination event the click handlers no longer work as expected.
Solution: Use jQuery's on method and attach the listener to document with a class-based limiter, instead of attaching 'click' listeners to some element that may or may not exist in the DOM after pagination.
Problem:
Using Views on WP RSS Aggregator plugin's wprss_feed_item post type.
Solution:
The only way to add the post type "wprss_feed_item" is by creating it using Types plugin from Toolset => Post Types and add new post type with the same slug wprss_feed_item
You should try to follow the following steps if that helps:
(Please try the steps on a test install not on your production site)
- Deactivate WP RSS Aggregator plugin
- Create a new post type using Types with the same slug (wprss_feed_item) from Toolset -> Post Types/
- And then reactivate WP RSS Aggregator plugin
Now you will be able to see CPT "wprss_feed_item " with Types post type listing as well as with views.
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