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Right now, there's a key/value for every hrld link in the format.
key: hrld-inline-$url value: int (click count)
hrld-inline-$url
int
This is because there can be multiple inline links in any given post.
This is not ideal for sql, since there's an index on the key field. We should limit the number of keys being generated by making the key/value pair:
key: hrld-inline value: array( "url1" => count1 , "url2" => count2 ... ) (serialized array)
hrld-inline
array( "url1" => count1 , "url2" => count2 ... )
Of course we'd have to write a script to alter the current database values.
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Right now, there's a key/value for every hrld link in the format.
key:
hrld-inline-$url
value:
int
(click count)This is because there can be multiple inline links in any given post.
This is not ideal for sql, since there's an index on the key field. We should limit the number of keys being generated by making the key/value pair:
key:
hrld-inline
value:
array( "url1" => count1 , "url2" => count2 ... )
(serialized array)Of course we'd have to write a script to alter the current database values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: