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Hi @mdibrahimk48

I just wanted to confirm if you were able to look into the issue and if there is a way to resolve it or any additional information is requiered, please let me know

Regards

Hi, please find below the link to the table

https://etrain-cu.com/anytime-archives/

The field we are trying to reorder by is the one called webinar date, which is a date advanced custom field but clicking on the header only reorders the items not by date but by the 1st number on the date, is there any way to reorder the items by date based on the info on the custom field?

Please let me know

I completed the indexing, I had increased the batch to 100 but at some point it stopped but then I reset it to 50 and I was able to index all 22,000 posts maybe you should consider making the batch size and editable option but it seems it does work after all

Thanks

Yes I emptied it and started from 0

I’ve tested it has definitively improved I was able to index 6500 on my own solr server and only 550 on gotosolr but it won’t go any further it keeps trying to add more but the index number doesn’t go up after certain number of posts

Thanks I’ll test today and I’ll let you know if it indexes correctly

I would like to be able to change what is displayed or options to divide results by post type or just being able to create my own template to display the search results

Ok I found how to fix this issue

I built a custom version of your plugin with the necessary mods essentially one of the problems is when you click the load data button you are executing the delete documents function so the index is getting deleted every single time you attempt to resume the load.

And also I had to add a way to store in the database the Last fetched post and the current document count so that it is accurate when you restart the load again otherwise it will always try to start over

You might want to consider including this changes on a new version.

Hi Thanks for your quick fix

in my case the performance did improve now it’s indexing more posts but it’s like it always tries to index the same ones over and over it never goes over 7,900 posts of the 20,000 I need to index.

I′ve seen other sites that can do the same thing and I′m sure they’re on wordpress that’s why I′m asking I don′t want to do this on Drupal It is something I want to implement on a WordPress site I already have.

Is there any way to do it with an existing plugin?

ok but I want to find a similar solution for wordpress, not Drupal are there any out there?