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Import large amount of images

  • paul2512

    (@paul2512)


    4 years, 5 months ago

    I’m currently in the process of giving this plugin the ultimate test I feel.

    I’m currently trying to import just under 10,000 images from a folder on my server. It’s found all the images… after some time – it looked like it froze. However leaving it alone – it has listed all the images.

    Next step, I am selecting them all… again, nothing has happened and but I’m just going to wait and see if it puts a tick in all the selection boxes. This is the stage I’m currently up to.

    I will update this once I have finished adding my images to let you know if it handled everything OK or if I had any issues. However, I would recommend one thing at this stage… in future versions, would it be possible to include a progress bar of some kind so we know it is still doing it’s thing and hasn’t froze?

    Just an idea – so far so good however.

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  • Plugin Author Dion Hulse

    (@dd32)

    Meta Developer

    4 years, 5 months ago

    Yeah, the plugin isn’t designed for what you’re trying to do and you’re most definately going to run into a php time limit or memory limitation.

    Due to the design of the plugin, a progress bar or anything else similar isn’t possible right now, but a future rewritten version will probably use a client-side queue and be JS based (this plugin was written 8 years ago and very little has changed since then).

    You may find that using WP-CLI and it’s media import option will be a better option for you.

    Plugin Author Dion Hulse

    (@dd32)

    Meta Developer

    4 years, 5 months ago

    Yeah, the plugin isn’t designed for what you’re trying to do and you’re most definately going to run into a php time limit or memory limitation.

    Due to the design of the plugin, a progress bar or anything else similar isn’t possible right now, but a future rewritten version will probably use a client-side queue and be JS based (this plugin was written 8 years ago and very little has changed since then).

    You may find that using WP-CLI and it’s media import option will be a better option for you.

    Thread Starter paul2512

    (@paul2512)

    4 years, 5 months ago

    Thank you very much for your reply. I have never heard of the WP-CLI media import option so I will try and find out/learn about that.

    Thanks a lot for getting back to me Dion.

    Thread Starter paul2512

    (@paul2512)

    4 years, 5 months ago

    I’ve just taken a look and I don’t think that option would work for me as it talks about linking to a post.

    I never thought something like this would be an issue to be honest. I’ve never came across it before with other stores – hopefully I’ll find a solution but thanks again for your help.

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