Rebuild Cache in background and swap it after it has been created

Trevor

#235993

You should be able to use a filter in WP All Import to do this.

Add something like this in the child theme functions.php file:

add_action('pmxi_saved_post', 'wp_all_import_post_saved', 1000, 1);

function wp_all_import_post_saved($id) {
    do_action('search_filter_update_post_cache', $id);
}

Do a test import of a post and see if it has been added to the cache.

Anonymous

#236217

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Trevor

#236219

The code updates the cache/index only for the added/changed products, not the whole cache. It does it one product at a time, which is the way the importer works (it doesn’t bulk import all products in one database write, it does it one at a time).

Anonymous

#236221

Sounds great!
Thanks Trevor!

Trevor

#236223

I will leave this open for you to try, if you could get back to me to confirm if it works?

No need to reply now though, unless you have already tested it.

Anonymous

#239469

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Trevor

#239473

Did you use an import plugin? If so, was it WP All Import? Otherwise, I am impressed with your typing speed 😉

Anonymous

#239491

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Trevor

#239499

This post might therefore be relevant:

https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/cache-building/#post-238754

For now, you will need to trigger a manual cache build from the form design/edit page in admin. The button is on the top right of the edit page.

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