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  • if you disable the query made to list all approved users in the new user appro panel, _get_user_statuses in new-user-approve.php, second WP_User_Query, it will work, you just don`t get all the approved members listed, but you do get the new ones.

    Not ideal, but it works with large grouos.

    hey Josh, did you find a fix for this?

    i`m having the same problem. Just added 6000 users to a site and it results in an error 500 on the backend, memory exhausted (134217728), when i have the plugin enabled.

    Do you think the problem is in the transient creation, or might it help to page the lists?

    hope you can help me!

    Thread Starter bjusters

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    The plugin wasn`t the problem, i was my lack of understanding of the hooks itself of which the plugin makes use as well.

    For all the future readers of this post:

    ACF stands for Advanced Custom Fields and has become an essential plugin for me in WordPress. (therefor ACF has become a normal verb in my dictionary:)

    Thread Starter bjusters

    (@bjusters)

    Grazie,

    i fiddled around with it like a year ago or something to move data to xml, to relieve the database, and i got the idea is was triggered lateron.

    I can see in the ACF code (that uses add_action save_post as well, didn`t think of that before either) this rule:

    add_action('acf/save_post', array($this, 'save_post_lock'), 0);
    add_action('acf/save_post', array($this, 'save_post'),10);
    add_action('acf/save_post', array($this, 'save_post_unlock'), 999);

    so ill just hook in at at least 1000 and ill be fine. Thanks for your wisdom, really appreciate it!

    Thread Starter bjusters

    (@bjusters)

    Thank you very much,

    however this is still triggering it before the native WordPress save right?

    ive "build" an ACF repeater field with 1 date field and four checkboxes, people fill in about 100 rows, thats why i wanted wordpress to do it`s thing first, and after that i can just use the ACF repeater field to put it in an easy usable array (instead of the ACF backend $_POST array)

    the idea that got to me just now, is figuring out how i can prioritize my save_post hook in that way, that its gets executed after the ACF save is done, in that way i can use it in my preferred way.

    thanks for the solution and the insight!

    I have the same problem, but didn`t quite get the solution.

    the save_post hook runs before wordpress does its native save right? I have an acf repeater field with lots of post data i don`t want to work through, just want to get the saved postmeta and put it in a seperate table (for rseraching it more efficiently on the frontend.

    So does i run after the wordpress native save, and if so can you show me the code on how to do it (didne`t get clear to me on the save_post page)

    Thread Starter bjusters

    (@bjusters)

    I also can`t reach the wp-admin of a sub site, it says it ends up in an infinity rewrite loop. wp-admin of root site is working fine. If i delete the permalinkstructure for the subsite, i get a 404 on the page instead of the loop. There is no network setting for permalinks right (i have to set it individually for all sites)?

    Thread Starter bjusters

    (@bjusters)

    This is the script to auto create the CPTypes, might be uselfull for someone:

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    Thread Starter bjusters

    (@bjusters)

    toughest issue remains, I think not only the display lights up the front end side, but to edit the backend side (and then also per site).

    I am also thinking about a trick with child themes and plug a customized domain so I have a blog, not even a network install, which is to collect as several sites using domain names.

    If anyone have any ideas / suggestions are very welcome!

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