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Lets begin, i have the wp all import plugin to import all my products from my supplier via .xml. I have the extension of WPML that works with WP ALL IMPORT so i have 2 languages to import my products/update which is English and Greek.
I have noticed the following, slow imports interruptions etc. This is going for a really long time now , i have changed different hosts different servers the problem keep happening .
After examing my server log i have noticed that almost all the error logs are caused by WPML plugin while trying to import/update products.
When you disable the WPML everything its import fine, when you turn it on then the problems start happening.
Currently am sitting on a really fast server 64gb ram 16core CPU premium etc its not about the server resources and its not about the source of the .xml which i import. I have test the imports on WP ALL IMPORT official sandbox and everything runs smoothly . I came to the conclusion that everything is caused from WPML while importing the products . (Basicaly the wpml extension plugin which works combine with WP ALL IMPORT)
Currently the website is test1.homepaketo.com which is the new revamp website that we are preparing to replace the old one. I will post a small screenshot from our server error log to understand what am talking about, the whole error log is full of WPML errors.
Do you only see errors in the server logs, or do you see problems during the import process itself? (WP All Import logs the progress of the imports continuously.)
Importing multilingual content is a 2-step process, whereby you import the default language content first, and then—separately—import the translated content.
Do you know, do the problems occur only when importing the original content, the translated content, or both?
It would help if I could see your set up, examine the files you are importing, and run the imports (or a sub-set of them) to track their progress.
Could I get access to your site?
Let me mark your next reply as private so that I can get log-in credentials from you—you may want to create a temporary admin user for me to use that you can later delete. And be sure to have a current backup of your site.
Can you confirm details of the imports you are running that you experience problems with.
I had trouble matching the timing of the errors reported in the screenshot you shared with the times the imports ran, so I just picked some imports to test with, and while the first completed without issue, the second failed to complete.
They don't appear related to WPML, and to confirm that I've disabled the main WPML plugins and re-run the import, and it continues to generate these errors.
Perhaps you could look into that. Details are in wp-content/debug.log (I'm inspecting that with the Filester file manager plugin).
I've been testing by re-running import ID 602 ("showood - kipos/ksilines glastres").
First, I notice that you are not on the latest versions of WPML and String Translation. You'll need to update the site key for this site URL to be able to automatically update WPML to the latest 4.6.9. You should update to the current versions before any further testing with WPML active.
I'm not in a position to run imports via CLI so I'm using the normal UI via Manage Imports.
I checked again just now, disabling WPML plugins and then attempting to re-run the import with ID 602.
Once again the import fails to complete and the debug.log (at wp-content/debug.log) is full of warnings and errors.
This is with WPML plugins inactive.
It's not possible to debug warnings coming from WPML when it is active when there are warnings and errors when WPML is inactive, as the WPML errors may be a consequence of the other issues.
If there is a specific import you want me to test with let me know, but I'll need to see that it works without WPML active before I can then check it for any WPML-related problems.
From the installer support page (wp-admin/admin.php?page=otgs-installer-support) I can see in the log that the site key doesn't match.
I assume you registered WPML for the original version of the site, then made a copy at this test URL.
The site key is based on the URL, so you will need to unregister WPML (from the page in your screenshot), and then re-register it with this current URL, which will give you a distinct site key.
You should then be able to check for updates and install the latest versions.
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