clipper and separate mysql tables for production mode
I am not a fan of wordpress because it is a big resource consumer and quite slow (even with a cache) but I saw in your presentation page that clipper creates separate tables within the wordpress database and I thought that was the solution, so I purchased clipper to replace our existing script.
Now I just don't understand because I see several tables created but the coupons are stored in the wp_postmeta!
so for every coupon you have 10 rows!!
We have actually in our sites 50.000 coupons an plan to have around 100.000 which will make a table of 1 million rows.
Impossible to use it this way.
So my question is:
Are you planning to change this?
a table for example with all the info in the same row including the tags
coupon id - coupon site - coupon site id - coupon title and so on...
If not, can you do it for a fee?
otherwise this script is totally useless for us.
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