You can add some settings to your script to reduce count of imported products in one run. The simplest way – add fields like “Import from” and “Imported count”. You can run your script several times playing with “Import from” parameter and import 200 products (for example) per one time.
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How to defer block.json scripts?
Looks like your site has been compromised (or possibly your computer if its not just happening on your site?) – can you access the admin area? If so I would recommend getting a plugin such as Wordfence which can help you to locate and remove any affected code and files?
The problem Import statement like: import { export1 } from “./module-name.js”; is called static import declaration. Dynamic query string (to force load the latest file) cannot be used in static import declarations. So, to solve this problem, you’ll have to choose one of the following four options: Remove export and import statements from all the … Read more
If I understood your question correctly, you have two JavaScript files: ads.js and banner.js. You want the site to load the updated version of both of these files, whenever any of these files are changed. If this understanding is correct, then you may do the following: function my_custom_theme_scripts() { $ads_version = filemtime( get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/js/ads.js’ … Read more
I am writing this answer after testing the suggestion given by @SallyCJ (thank you for pointing me towards the right direction) Writing the following entry into the scripts section of package.json will change both the source and destination of the React code. “scripts”: { “build”: “wp-scripts build –webpack-src-dir=path/to/source/dir/ –output-path=path/to/destination/dir/”, “test”: “echo \”Error: no test specified\” … Read more
Scripts don’t enqueue after removing plugin
I think the for each loop is a little wonky, if I’m understanding your question, you can try the following.👌 // Generate a list of dependencies for a given handle. function get_deps() { global $wp_scripts; $deps = array(); foreach ( $wp_scripts->registered as $handle => $script ) { if ( in_array( ‘jquery’, $script->deps, true ) ) … Read more
The use of curly braces ({}) in accessing an array index or string offset was deprecated in PHP 7.4 and later versions. You need to use square brackets ([]) instead. Update the code on line 82 (or there about) in call.php to fix the offending use of {}.