Search cache not updating after WP All Import

Graeme Boyes

#190039

Hello

This I have the following code in functions.php

//Rebuild search and filter pro cache after wp all import 

add_action('pmxi_saved_post', 'wpai_post_saved', 10, 1);

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

//Reindex relvanssi after wp all import

add_action('pmxi_after_xml_import', 'after_xml_import', 10, 1);

function after_xml_import($import_id) {
    relevanssi_build_index();
}

WP All Import runs on a cron job, and so every day we are having to rebuild the cache manually.

What are we doing wrong

Thanks

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Trevor Moderator

#190051

The only other time I have been asked this question is in this thread, if it is of any help to you:

https://support.searchandfilter.com/forums/topic/wp-all-import-taxonomies-not-updated/

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Graeme Boyes

#190583

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Graeme Boyes

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Graeme Boyes

#190589

So the action pmxi_saved_post is where search_filter_update_post_cache is called, which from the log appears to be after the taxonomies are imported. However, looking at the terminologies used in the log, WP_All_Import saves posts and imports taxonomies.

Tomorrow I will see whether running search_filter_update_post_cache on the pmxi_after_post_import hook makes any difference.

In the meantime, is there anything else you could suggest please?

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Trevor Moderator

#190593

Do you think it possible that the save process is getting truncated, at or around where the taxonomy data is not being saved?

I wonder is WP does not have enough memory allocated (so, NOT a PHP issue but related to the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT varible (our System Status page should show this, I hope)?

Or maybe PHP Max Input Vars is too low (default is 1000, but I usually have it a lot higher).

Or maybe the SQL query to save is being truncated (some hosts do that, such as WP Engine)?

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Graeme Boyes

#190642

Thank you – I think they are all things we’ll need to take a look at.

Also, we are using acf, and the wpai-acf-add-on plugin. I’ve just run the import on my local machine, where I have better debugging, and I can see that the following error is thrown, twice, at the start of the log:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/engage-education-wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wpai-acf-add-on/libraries/acf-fields/fields/fieldTaxonomy.php on line 59

I can see that relates to $taxonomies_hierarchy = json_decode($xpath[‘value’]);

A var_dump of $xpath reveals it to be array(2) { [“value”]=> string(0) “” [“delim”]=> string(1) “,” }

Does this point to maybe something being wrong with how the fields are being mapped in our set up?

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Trevor Moderator

#190644

Could be. I guess the import would fail without that plugin?

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