russromei

OK, potential problem?

If the function uses the table prefix, it won’t work for me

I actually have 2 sets of tables (one empty) with different prefixes, neither of which you use in your docs “wp_”

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by russromei.

As in the docs, where would I place this code?

PublishPress Future will retain “completed” log items for 30 days. However, if you want to shorten this time, you can use the following filter. This code below will change the retention time to one week. 604800 is the value for one week in seconds. If you want to delete the logs every three days, you can change it to 259200.

add_filter( 'action_scheduler_retention_period', 'ppf_delete_logs' );
/**
 * Change Action Scheduler default purge to 1 week
 */
function ppf_delete_logs() {
 return 604800;
}

Perfect, thank you!

Yes, the logs, hoping to auto delete completed and failed

New Version – It’s working great now!

Thanks for that!

I unzipped it to wp>plugins>PublishPress Future

Re-activated it

Not seeing any changes. Does this work with the free version

Thanks

The demos part is down from your web page

Privacy error (dithemes.com)

404 — Not Found (dithemes.com)

OK, thank you!

Has 150,000 products

Sorry
https://stampden.com/annex/

I want a site map for https://stampden.com

Sorry, no the columns I need to reference are not attributes or variations.
What they are is category numbers for ecommerce sites like ebid and ebay.
They are carried in the product table so I can manage them more easily because they play no role in my site other than for export. Note that I have 750 native categories that have to be mapped to the exteral site categories that have less than 750
Note I will be writing sql to map them
I expect to have approx 27K products in 750 categories, so all the extra baggage of using the attributes is not needed or wanted. All i need is acess to the posts table columns

Thanks

In the context of my previous question:

“but would only need to be for 404 errors of deleted products
where would I see fbclid and how restrict to 404 errors
When I create a redirect in the 404 tab, I see no reference to 404s in the created (edit) redirection”

but would only need to be for 404 errors of deleted products
where would I see fbclid and how restrict to 404 errors
When I create a redirect in the 404 tab, I see no reference to 404s in the created (edit) redirection

but would only need to be for 404 errors of deleted products
where would I see fbclid and how restrict to 404 errors
When I create a redirect in the 404 tab, I see no reference to 404s in the created (edit) redirection

Thank you, I have now done so.