stefdawson

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   by stefdawson 6y ago

   Prepared whatnow? :) Nope, we don't use them yet. Bane of my life. We rely on all core calls and plugin authors escaping content before calling our DB layer. That has to change and will be part of the move to PDO. It's just a lot
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   by stefdawson 6y ago

   Haha. Yeah. Moving to PDO has been on the todo list for well over a decade and keeps getting pushed back. It's hard graft to refactor all the underlying calls and decide whether we want an ORM layer or not, and which to choose or roll-
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   by stefdawson 6y ago

   > no sqlite, no postgresql support? Sadly not. We haven't made the jump to PDO (yet) and still use some MySQL-specific database features, such as ordering by FIELD. Once we wean the core code off that and schedule in the migration
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   by stefdawson 6y ago

   Author of the OP article here. One of the other devs has put together etc_cache which rolled in some static-site-esque goodness. http://www.iut-fbleau.fr/projet/etc/index.php?id=52 It's not a true SSG but int