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Hi Jeff

You could add as a custom field, or add via a spreadsheet after export.

Best wishes

Paul

Hi Tang Rufus

Understand your position. Ok if I fork the project to provide backwards compatibility?

Best wishes

Paul

Hi

For anyone who doesn’t know, this can be easily fixed by either deactivating Sunny (delete plugins/sunny folder if necessary), or upgrading to PHP 7.

FWIW, I move all the sites I can to PHP 7, but there are some very important production sites that are stuck on lower versions due to old unsupported themes and little budget to upgrade.

Last I checked, WordPress promises to be backwards compatible down to PHP 5.2 or 5.3. Hopefully the Sunny plugin author will reconsider using PHP 7 functionality, as annoying as it might be to miss out on the new stuff!

Best wishes

Paul

Hi Moad94

Try changing your delimiter setting to ‘;’.

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Paul

Hi Glen

An easy way to solve this for upstream caching services would be to give new images a new file name. ie instead of 62.jpg and 62.thumbnail.jpg, you might have 62-20161017182210.jpg and 62.thumbnail-20161017182210.jpg, with the timestamp changing on each upload of a new user photo.

Kind regards

Paul

Hi mswas

If you export, you’ll find that you get a name instead of a user id. You can also enter that name for import and it will be converted to an id.

There’s no other user meta available at present with this plugin.

Best wishes

Paul

Hi littlechamp

Sorry for the delay.

I’d expect to get a lot more bug reports if it was broken for everyone. For your specific case, I’d need more information.

I hope to do some testing and release a new version in the next couple of weeks.

Best wishes

Paul

Hi newby2015

Sorry for the slow reply. Busy year!

Your question answered here:

https://plugins.cpkwebsolutions.com/plugins/wp-csv/quick-start-guide/

Best wishes

Paul

Hi Sander

Busy year! Possibly within 2 weeks.

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Paul

Hi gooweb

The most common cause of this would be if the ID field is blank (meaning create) instead of containing a number (meaning update).

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Paul

Hi

Discuss with whoever manages your server. Tell them how big the file is and how many seconds before the error appears.

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Paul

Hi David

I’ve been too busy with life to attend to any requests here. Hope you solved your problem.

Best wishes

Paul

Hi Evilex/lingomedia

I’ve investigated this a few times and the cause has always been an unexpected closure of the server connection. The javascript above is not from my plugin. It may be from jQuery, but I’ve never tried to track it down.

The cause is likely something like an overloaded server with processes being kill off, or a timeout being hit outside of PHP (ie nginx). I’ve only ever been able to reproduce this by starting a big import/export and then killing apache. Worthwhile checking your server logs if you can.

Best wishes

Paul

Thanks for your feedback. I will address these in the next update.

Best wishes

Paul

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Hi Eric

I’ve investigated this a few times and the cause has always been an unexpected closure of the server connection. The javascript above is not from my plugin. It may be from jQuery, but I’ve never tried to track it down.

The cause is likely something like an overloaded server with processes being kill off, or a timeout being hit outside of PHP (ie nginx).

Best wishes

Paul