[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #37923: Introduce shared wp_blogmeta database table for multisite installations
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#37923: Introduce shared wp_blogmeta database table for multisite installations
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Reporter: johnjamesjacoby | Owner:
Type: feature request | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Networks and Sites | Version:
Severity: normal | Keywords: 2nd-opinion
Focuses: multisite |
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In a multisite installation, it would be nice to be able to query for
sites using some kind of other arbitrary method. This currently is not
possible because each site has it's own `_options` database table. (This
is totally fine, and makes sense considering the huge number of options
each site will usually have.)
However, with the introduction of `WP_Site_Query` and now having the
ability to query for sites in a multitude of ways, a dedicated `blogmeta`
database table would pair nicely with the `WP_Site` object.
This may not be necessary for core right away, but eventually, some
multisite-specific options could get moved here to avoid polluting the
per-site options table. For example, the `new_user_` options when inviting
existing users to an existing site, are a multisite specific option that
is auto-loaded, causing a potentially costly recalculation of `alloptions`
just to invite a user to your site.
A few other neat potential core usages off-the-top-of-my-head:
* Store for the total number of users in each site, and query by most
popular
* Store for the total number of published posts in each site, and query by
most active
* Store the Blog Name, and query for sites alphabetically
* Store a `site_owner` user ID, and query for sites the user "owns"
relatively efficiently (compared to the `LIKE` query on `usermeta`)
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/37923>
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