335 is not an error message or code, it is the new post’s ID that is retuned, so in short, the new post you have inserted was given the ID of 335 UPDATE wp_insert_post() already returns a WP_Error object on failure, so simply var_dump( $result ); would give you a specific error message on failure … Read more
Right there is no big difference between them, actually wp_set_post_terms() uses wp_set_object_terms() but does few extra check for you. That’s also noted on wp_set_object_terms() Codex page: Perhaps the wp_set_post_terms() is a more useful function, since it checks the values, converting taxonomies separated by commas and validating hierarchical terms in integers. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_set_object_terms#Notes
The most common reason is that you run this code without user context (cron, etc). Within wp_insert_post() context WP will check if user has permissions to a taxonomy. No user equals no permissions equals no terms being assigned. The workaround is to create post first, then assign terms to it. When terms are assigned explicitly … Read more
meta_input is just a single-dimension array as key => value: ‘meta_input’ => array( ‘name’ => $post[‘name’], ‘city’ => $post[‘city’] ) tax_input is slightly different, with tax as key and an array of values: ‘tax_input’ => array( ‘taxonomy_name’ => array( ‘term’, ‘term2’, ‘term3’ ) ) Note that for tax_input to work, the user currently logged in … Read more
you should revers the code you should add this befor the import wp_defer_term_counting( true ); wp_defer_comment_counting( true ); don’t set it false and after the import you set it true you must do the oppsite thing i had the same issue to insert 50 posts it took about 7 mintues after i added this code … Read more
Here are some thoughts on the issue, but please note that this is by no means a conclusive answer as there may be some things I have overlooked however this should give you an insight to the potential gotchas. Yes, technically there could be consequences. Where calling wp_defer_term_counting(true) becomes truly beneficial is when for instance … Read more
Here’s a way to do it with PHP’s array map function: // Good idea to make sure things are set before using them $tags = isset( $_POST[‘tags’] ) ? (array) $_POST[‘tags’] : array(); // Any of the WordPress data sanitization functions can be used here $tags = array_map( ‘esc_attr’, $tags );
I had similar problems sometime ago with a custom CSV import, but I ended up by using some custom SQL for the bulk insert. But I hadn’t seen this answer by then: Optimize post insert and delete for bulk operations? to use wp_defer_term_counting() to enable or disable term counting. Also if you check out the … Read more