Hello, in our application the performace with wpdatatables is the biggest issue.
We are using a MySql database as backend and has datatables in a (wpdatatables) wordpress to edit update data from different organizations.
A normal usecase is that an entire column of data is needs verification and a handful is updated before there is any need to commit that to the database.
The standard functionality now if that the commit is on each cell (or each row if you use the interface). Each commit can take up to 1-3 seconds. So this is my questions:
1 - Is it possible to make the table to commit on a command, i.e Commitbutton or anything similar?
2 - When using the interface you have the back/next button, which leads the user to think that the changes on all rows that is done are commited, but in reality it is only the last row that is committed to the database. Is that a bug or a confusing GUI? Is it possible to tweak wpdatatables to commit to all changed rows?
Ok, is there something that could be done with custom coding that WP kraken could do with some help from you? The question applies both on commit question and preformance issue?
I'm pretty sure this behaviour can't be altered even with custom work, but please feel free to reach out to WP Kraken and ask them. They've been working with wpDataTables for over 3 years, so they already know what they can or cannot do
Hello, in our application the performace with wpdatatables is the biggest issue.
We are using a MySql database as backend and has datatables in a (wpdatatables) wordpress to edit update data from different organizations.
A normal usecase is that an entire column of data is needs verification and a handful is updated before there is any need to commit that to the database.
The standard functionality now if that the commit is on each cell (or each row if you use the interface). Each commit can take up to 1-3 seconds. So this is my questions:
1 - Is it possible to make the table to commit on a command, i.e Commitbutton or anything similar?
2 - When using the interface you have the back/next button, which leads the user to think that the changes on all rows that is done are commited, but in reality it is only the last row that is committed to the database. Is that a bug or a confusing GUI? Is it possible to tweak wpdatatables to commit to all changed rows?
kind regards
Fredrik
Hi, FREDRIK JONASSON
I apologize for such a late response, thank you very much for your patience.
- Editing functionality in our plugin is based on datatables.net jQuery plugin and for now, we don't have the capability to change that.
Using "Previous" and "Next" allows you to view row by row in the edit modal, but it will not let you change multiple rows at the same time.
The commit time taking up to 1-3 seconds is because everything goes through admin-ajax, and it can not be sped up, unfortunately.
- If you need more details, please contact us further.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
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Ok, is there something that could be done with custom coding that WP kraken could do with some help from you? The question applies both on commit question and preformance issue?
/Fredrik
Hi, Fredrik
I'm pretty sure this behaviour can't be altered even with custom work, but please feel free to reach out to WP Kraken and ask them. They've been working with wpDataTables for over 3 years, so they already know what they can or cannot do
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
Rate my support
wpDataTables: FAQ | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Front-end and back-end demo | Docs
Amelia: FAQ | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Amelia demo sites | Docs | Discord Community
You can try wpDataTables add-ons before purchasing on these sandbox sites:
Powerful Filters | Gravity Forms Integration for wpDataTables | Formidable Forms Integration for wpDataTables | Master-Detail Tables