delawaregrad

The Pods plugin allows you to extend content types (media in this case). They also have shortcodes that can be added to the page, you can add the code to your template, or you can create a template in Pods. I have only previously used it to create CPTs and taxonomies. For my needs, it’s workable, but it might depend on how you were using Document Gallery. They have a lot of help documents on their website as well. I wasn’t using the document icons, but you could always add icons via css.

I have too many sites using it, so I was afraid to wait for an update. I ended up using Pods and hooked into the existing Media content. I already had categories added to the media, so I’m able to use the Pod shortcode to pull out the categories and add links for PDFs, etc.

I really like Doc Gallery and it still works fine, but I’m concerned with having older code on a website. I’m going to slowly replace the other websites using Pods.

It turns out this isn’t resolved. I tried twice today to export 20 orders and as soon as I click to Export, Preview or Express Export, the resources max out and I have to kill processes to stop them. I guess I’m going to need to find another plugin.

Oh… a yes/no option?

I’m not sure what that means?

Oh, wow …. I think that did it!

It’s previewing and exporting like it used to.
I will check later today, but this seems to have done it. I’ll mark as solved.

thanks for being so responsive!

RE: The Query Monitor Plugin, where it listed “Slow Query”- that was a typo, it should be WC not SC:
WC_Order_Export_data_Extractor::get_product_custom_field()

Other plugins are:
Coming soon, Contact Form 7, Contact Form 7 Database Extension, MailChimp for WP, Wordfence, Updraft, Avada theme core plugins, Woo Commerce + Bundles (and to troubleshoot, Query Monitor).

Your plugin folder is named Woo Order Export Lite.

I’m using this plugin – Advanced Order Export for Woo Commerce

I should mention this was happening with PHP 7.3, so I upgraded to 7.4, thinking that might help, but the issue was the same.

I had added Query Monitor plugin and as I wait for preview/export it shows “Slow Query” – SC_Order_Export_data_Extractor::get_product_custom_field()

When the white screen displays with 2020 – In Chrome Console it lists:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 503()
– – admin-ajax.php:1

Failed to load resouce: the server responded with a status of 404 ()
– – admin-ajax.php:1

There are no error files in WooCommerce Logs
I have already checked error logs in server – there are no errors.

The Preview times out after a few minutes, leaving a white page that displays “2020” in the top left corner. I was also logged into the server and the I/O usage went from nothing to maxed out.

With export, the page usually ends up in an error/503 or a page not found. Both I/O and Memory show as maxed out on the server. A few times I had to kill processes to clear it.

I have only 14 orders, which are cleared out every Spring. I only have a few plugins, other than Woo Commerce and Woo Bundles and one main shop page. The site functions fine and orders go through fine. I’ve tried a ton of troubleshooting and it’s only this plugin that’s recently causing this. I haven’t exported in a few months so I don’t know when this started.

This is a great free plugin that allows you to really drill down with exports. I really hope there’s a solution. Thanks for looking into it.

I typically use CSV, but I have the same issue with XLS.

I forgot to mention my memory_limit was 256 and I tried increasing it to 368M. The same thing happens.

Same issue, but clearing the theme cache worked.
I definitely need to wait on updating my other sites.

The site has been as is for over a year. I didn’t think this could be related to the plugin.

Last month, the WP temp folder disappeared and the hosting couldn’t explain why that happened either. I felt like this was on their end and thought it was weird to blame Wordfence.

thanks