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the page that the plugin should have redirected was placed in draft mode by elementor. I could see it in the admin side but then I tried from another browser and it wasn’t accessible. Problem solved after tinkering a little with the page and saving it correctly.

Thanks

Have you thought about doing it with AJAX ?

Hello , by looking at your site with Avast safezone browser on the ABOUT page I got a virus warning .

BUT the virus /malware was in the plugin VK-SHORTCODES ….

Screenshot as proof :
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Please investigate carefully before making accusations.

Thanks.

Not sure what do you mean by “aligning to the other ones” ?
Do you want all your containers to have the same height ?
or do you want them to look alike in proportions ?

Hello. This is an easy fix.
Did you know that you need to wrap columns with [row] shortcode?

I analyzed your page and you actually have 4+3 columns all floated to the left.

Even if I let enough space between the 2 rows, the problem remains the same.

I also noted that the so called space you provided is in fact made of 4 paragraphs <p>&nbsp</p>. In order to “leave some space” you should add a min-height property of like 300px (adjust at will) to the first row.

Conclusion : Enclose your columns in rows and make a css class to the first row with min-height: 300px;

here is an example :

[su_row]
[su_column size="1/3"]Content[/su_column]
[su_column size="1/3"]Content[/su_column]
[su_column size="1/3"]Content[/su_column]
[/su_row]

Hope this might help you.
If it did, mark the thread as solved.

update : I managed to solve the problem. it was in the theme’s files.
marked as solved.

Thanks for a great plugin.

Thanks but I ain’t neither Php or WP guru. Do you have any practical example ?
Wuz reading about wp_handle_sideload and I thought about replacing it on line 71 instead of $file = wp_import_handle_upload();
Or maybe you can suggest another WP function that does this.

Thanks for wasting your time with my problems.

Ok , I managed to write a script that imports the users and I think I found a way of “cron”-ing it.
What still eludes me is how to make your rs-csv-importer.php use a known fixed input file on server(like plugindir/uploads/file.csv) and import it’s contents instead of asking me to upload one.
Been searching with no luck and I am out of ideas for now.

Any suggestions ?

Yeah , I saw that much, but I wuz wondering if it could get modified to do this kind of thing.
I mean like forking the plugin to import users instead of posts.
Like “Really Simple User CSV Importer” :))))

I am currently trying to figure out the plugin’s code in order to fork a version that does this. It is for a private (not public) project.

Currently what I am trying to achieve is importing users too , and doing it daily based on some local files(.txt or CSV) that my contributors upload via FTP, instead of manually importing them via the plugin interface.

Any help would be appreciated.

how ’bout creating something triggered by a chron job ?