I’ve just tagged PG4WP version 1.2.0b1 in order to ease testing.
You can download it from http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/postgresql-for-wordpress.1.2.0b1.zip.
This version should work with WordPress up to version 3.2.1 and includes some improvements to generic plugins support.
Please note :
- if upgrading you should overwrite your ‘db.php’ with the one from the ‘pg4wp’ directory as it was split in 2 files in order to simplify future upgrades
- the ‘pg4wp’ directory can now be placed either in ‘wp-content/plugins/’ or ‘wp-content/’ at your choice.
Putting it in ‘wp-content/’ will hide it from the plugins in your dashboard (it will still appear as a « drop-in plugin » though, which seems okay for me) - this version is to be considered as « beta » quality (don’t forget to make backups before upgrading), but all my tests were successfull
If you try it, please notify me of your results by commenting on this post (please don’t forget to write the version of WordPress you tried to setup).
[...] UPDATE: Inzwischen funktioniert das normale Plugin wieder: Dazu einfach die Anweisungen des Entwicklers auf http://www.hawkix.net/lang/en/2011/08/pg4wp-1-2-0b1-beta-release/ befolgen. [...]
This is exactly what I was looking for. I prefer PgSQL than MySQL. I installed version 1.1 and it did not work well with WP3.3-aortic-dissection, but the 1.2.0b1 does. Really nice work!