[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

Looks like it was running against a “hard” limit on WPE. I added a code snippet via the Code Snippets plugin I just installed. This limits the number of entries imported from 100 to 10 per batch. The entire file seems to have imported successfully. I’ve added additional checking for WPE which should make this tweak automatically (per WPE docs) in the 1.4.7 update. I’ll be releasing 1.4.6 today, so 1.4.7 will come at a later date. It must have been a changes they’ve made to their setup as this was not an issue before.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

500 entries should take only a minute or so. Could it could take a bit longer since the images are being grabbed remotely. I would say 30 minutes is way too long. I’ll take another look.

[Steven Zahm]

@ SLPS

The CSV Import extension could be modded to match on email instead of ID. You would have to edit the cnCSV::import() method, lines 262–267. You would query the email table to find a matching email address. The select would be the entry_id. You would use the returned value, if a match was found, to init the cnEntry object just as it is done within the current lines of code mentioned above. I would be open to adding a filter in which you could hook into so you could simply hook into it and return an entry object.

As for REST… I’ve put that on hold while I rework the internal a bit to make it easier to add/modify entry data such as addresses, phone and email. I’m moving to objects which helps breaking out the complex code in the entry object into smaller more manageable code.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Roger

It sounds like the memory allocated to PHP is being exhausted. This can happen if the hosts default value is too low and a resource “heavy” theme is being used.

Here’s a link to an excellent blog post which explains how to increase the memory allocation:

http://dailyblogging.org/wordpress/increase-wordpress-memory-limit/

The method that will work for you depends on the web host. I suggest starting at the top and working your way down.

I hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ mohammed nizam

I do have an advanced search addon available to those who purchase either the pro pack or extension pro pack and request it. It’s not generally available due to it being a little complex to setup, so I do offer setup as a service. If you know shortcodes well, it is really not that difficult. I can provide it and instruction if you purchase one of these those bundles.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Helen

Can you please share a link to your directory so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

Great to hear! I’ll be releasing an update today which includes this tweak. Apologies for the trouble!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Heike

I just tried it on your site again, it does seem to work well. When I was reviewing your site, I did not see the CSS being added. Where did you put it? Make sure to put it in the theme’s custom CSS area.

Here’s the link to the CSS:

https://connections-pro.com/support/topic/hide-address-email-phone-type/#post-440376

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

I found the issue and corrected it. The irony is that the file was failing one of my own security checks. For some reason the file type was being determined by PHP to be text/html. Since I only permit CSV files the check would fail. I think it is detected as HTML due to the HTML within the file itself. PHP seems to have guessed and guessed incorrectly. The only fix was to allow text/html files. I made the tweak so it should work fine now.

Let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

Can you please drop an original copy of the file on your FTP site in the wp-content folder?

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