victoroem

I got it working with your e-mail support a while back. Creating a symbolic link in Plesk seems to not work properly, so I moved the advanced-cache.php to the WP-Content folder, after that it worked ok.

Although as of yesterday I disabled the plugin and went back to using “WP Fastest Cache” plugin. I get much better results with this plugin… and I will tell you why below:

Before trying out the Redis Page Cache I had:
WP Fastest Cache + Redis object cache + OPcache and PHP 7 + Nginx Reverse Proxy Server in front of Apache.

This would give me 250ms – 750ms average in page load times (tested with Kingdom) on my website, also confirmed in Google Search Console reports the same speed.

Removing WP Fastest Cache and testing several weeks with Redis Page Cache, I would get an average of 500ms to 1250ms page load times (tested with Pingdom)… and strangely Google Search Console would report a huge increase of an average of 2 – 3 seconds per page with google bot. To note, this results were taken only in consideration after the website was fully cache warmed (all pages loaded and all possible caches created, changed the TTL to 1 week so that I could analyze a week full of data).

Server is a dedicated server with E3 Xeon 3.6 Ghz CPU, Raid 10 SSD, 32gb ddr3 ram, Centos 7 and Plesk 12.5. I had Redis setup with max ram to 8gb and LRU method. Although it would never reach the max ram usage, would get up to 4gb after fully cache warming the website and then would go back down to about 1 gb after redis did the automatic optimizations.

Is this to be expected or am I missing something?

Hello, we also have PHC CS and would like to have the same functionality.

But the translations exist…

From the example shown above on the account dashboard page, we have the following:

https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/woocommerce/dev/pt/default?filters%5Bterm%5D=From+your+account+dashboard&filters%5Buser_login%5D=&filters%5Bstatus%5D=current_or_waiting_or_fuzzy_or_untranslated&filter=Filter&sort%5Bby%5D=priority&sort%5Bhow%5D=desc

Ok, thanks for the help!

1) When uploading a CSV file, the delimiter does not get picked up correctly. So WP All Import incorrectly sets the column header, etc… After many attempts of clearing the caches, reloading webpage, flushall redis, etc… WP All Import finally recognizes the delimiter correctly. I also notice that when importing… in Redis summoning the info command, the used memory drastically drops to near 0. Not sure if this is a problem but do find strange.

2) Where is the documentation?

3) Ok!

Your right, sorry. I believe this issue happens only with the WP All Import plugin. But it may be related to the WordPress 4.5.1 update.

Well I believe it is not related. They state they have problems uploading images in general.

For example, I can upload a CSV with 100000 new products… all images in media library get associated well with the products and nothing gets deleted.

It only happens when updating a product that already exists in the database.

So if product 1 to 5000 have the same image named xyz.jpg, it will delete the image xyz.jpg in the media library.

During the import process (before it ends), if I put back the image that was deleted in the media library, the following products that are being imported get updated well with the image and it does not get deleted.

So to clarify, if i upload the image when it is processing product number 10, the following products after product 10 (product 11 to 5000) will have the image correctly associated and not deleted. Which leaves me with product 1 to 10 without an image.

Hope I made sense.

Hey, I have the same problem.

When updating Woocommerce products, I have selected to update all data, including the images. Although the images are the same in the CSV file as it is in the existing published product.

So when I update, the related images get deleted in my media library and as a result the products show up with missing images. I have to upload the deleted image to the media library, but that doesn’t get the products to show up with this image associated, even though the filename is the same.

I use images already saved in the media library, so the CSV file has only “filename.jpg” for the image.

When introducing new products, there is now problem, as long as the image exists in the media library.

WordPress 4.5, latest version of plugin.

Hello, I added the above code… but I don’t get an asterisk after the district to inform the customer that the field is required.

Also, after trying to finalize the order, if district is not selected, it shows up as an error in the top messages as expected, but the field doesn’t get highlighted in red as the other missing required fields do.

Very slow for me… doing an average of 150 rows per hour.
Running dedicated server with 8 core, ssd and 16gb ram. Latest PHP 7, wordpress and Woocommerce. Even after having now fully tuned mysql (my.cnf) and php.ini, clearing transients, etc.., etc…, I still have the same speed.

Having 1 row or 150 rows simultaneously uploaded makes no difference… will complete the same number of rows in the same amount of time.

Frustrated….

No… Like I said in the previous message, i have tested all options, so that includes “use my theme search”, and both of the WPSOLR custom search templates with ajax. When the show parameters option is selected, parameters are shown… so the options are changing.

It is not a cache problem as all caches are deleted after every change, browser cache, etc… tested in different computers with different browsers as well.