Use JSON data when altering the page order #337
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Would love to see this merged, anything to speed up the performance when dealing with large numbers of pages! |
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@drewbaker Did you comment to the wrong PR? This PR does not speed up anything. It just fixes an issue when moving a too large subtree. The speed up can be achieved by PR 335, also submitted by me. |
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I have updated the patch because I am afraid it had not worked |
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This fixes an issue when there are more than 1000 pages to move, since this is the limit of query parameters most servers can handle. The list of pages is collapsed into a single field, which is represented as JSON data, rather than as an array.