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Hey! Yulia is here ^^
I asked you if your could add support of custom DB prefixes into your gem please?
Currently it supports only wp_ default prefixes, but there is no option to set other value, so in case if the project have something other, e.g. "xll_wp_" on any query to the any Wordpress::Xxxxxx model the gem will obviously return error that expected relation is not found in the database :(
Please work on a solution for this problem if you have time and passion =^o^=
Thanks,
Yulia.
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Hey! Yulia is here ^^
I asked you if your could add support of custom DB prefixes into your gem please?
Currently it supports only wp_ default prefixes, but there is no option to set other value, so in case if the project have something other, e.g. "xll_wp_" on any query to the any Wordpress::Xxxxxx model the gem will obviously return error that expected relation is not found in the database :(
Please work on a solution for this problem if you have time and passion =^o^=
Thanks,
Yulia.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: