chrisce

Hi,

Great answer, thank you for explaining! It’s much clearer now. It seems like a smart way to handle WooCommerce’s complex tax system while keeping things future-proof.

Thanks again for the detailed explanation! ??

Great thanks, I will try it out.

Hi again,

The solution above seems to have fixed the most of the problems. However, I’m seeing that using this plugin activated while importing products seems to slow down the whole process, going from 120 minutes when plugin is inactivated to 450 minutes when plugin is activated, to import all products.

Could it possibly be some caching settings that I should turn off, that can slow down the process?

Best regards,
Chris

Hi,

Sounds great, I will try it out. Thanks!

Hi again,

Lovely, I will try it out. I agree with you regarding the cache problem, I’m inserting massive amount of products, Is there a function I can call in order to purge cache after the script is done running?

Best regards,
Chris

Hi,

The structure for my website is as follows:

public_html (wp installation is in public_html)
- .... (wordpress installation files...)
-- ceeglo-engine
----import
------ run.sh -> calling init.php
------ init.php
------ logs (folder)

init.php calls wp-load, it seems like as soon as wp-load is included in my file, the buffering is on.
Init.php file start like this:

// Run init for import functions

if (!defined('ABSPATH')) {

? ? define('ABSPATH', '/home/account/domains/DOMAIN/public_html/');

}

require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-load.php';

require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-includes/wp-db.php';

require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-includes/pluggable.php';

Best regards,
Chris

Update:

This seems to be related only when using avif and not webp.