We can use the existing meta property (see docs) to add multiple meta fields (in a JSON format) when we create a post via POST method: POST: example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/ Body payload: { “title”: “My title”, “content”: “My content”, “meta”: {“myfield1″:”myvalue1”, “myfield2″:”myvalue2”} } or when we want to update a post with ID 123: POST: example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/123 Body … Read more
It sounds like you’re running into the server’s timeout setting (usually between 30 and 60 seconds). Once you hit that point, the page stops loading and returns as much as has been processed. In your case, I would try loading portions of the csv as pages just like paging through posts in WordPress. If you … Read more
As far as I know there is nothing native in WP to parse CSV files and stuffing this into database directly doesn’t seem like a good idea either. You can parse your CSV with PHP, see fgetcsv() for starters. Then use update_user_meta() to create those values.
I had the same problem but I was successful importing from an self produced xml (for the postmeta). <wp:postmeta> <wp:meta_key>telefono</wp:meta_key> <wp:meta_value><![CDATA[$tel_azienda]]></wp:meta_value> </wp:postmeta> The problem was that after that the data were not available to use with MF, I’ve solved it with this mysql query: INSERT IGNORE wp_mf_post_meta (`id`, `group_count`, `field_count`, `post_id`, `field_name`, `order_id`) SELECT `meta_id`, … Read more
DomDocument is a PHP extension. It is either not installed or is disabled. You will need to install that module and/or enable it. You will need server level access to correct it. That is, you will need to be able to configure PHP. How you do that depends on what kind of server you have, … Read more
I would not export and import posts as a remote publishing strategy. That is going to be a lot of trouble and probably prone to error. You will also have issues with media uploads that you will have to sync between the local and remote servers and with file URLs that you will have to … Read more
For avoid timeout best option is wp-cli. Wp-cli is wordpress command line interface. you can export/import data using wp-cli.
I’m not quite sure if there are any plugins that work out of the box the way you describe. You might want to do some research on the many importing plugins published for WordPress to see, if any of them support front-end importing with some kind of capabilities management. I think that the most probable … Read more
1st as you figured out, WordPress does not offer any built in multilingual support for posts and pages. 2nd Themes, plugins etc. need a separate translation workflow than pages. But that is usually ok, since the theme does not change as much as the pages (normally). To translate the themes I would recommend Loco Translate … Read more
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