There are many customers trusting SetCronJob to run their WordPress plugin WP All Import.
Recommended account for setting up WP All Import plugin: Gold account ($20 / year) or higher.
The official documentation for setting up cronjob can be found at http://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/recurring/cron/
Notice: Please follow the instruction at http://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/advanced/import-processing/, select the option Iterative, Piece-By-Piece Processing, and set it to process about 5 - 10 records at a time. It'll lower your "processing" cronjob execution time, and minimize problems.
You need to set up 2 cronjobs: "trigger" and "processing" for each import.
To set up "trigger" cronjob:
- Click Create cronjob
- Enter the trigger URL into "URL to call" field
The trigger URL looks like this:
http://YOUR-WEBSITE.com/wp-cron.php?import_key=[YOUR_SECRET_KEY]&import_id=[YOUR_IMPORT_ID]&action=trigger
- Select When to call: "Every day"
- Click Save cronjob
Expected results:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
......
{"status":200,"message":"#****** Cron job triggered."}
To set up "processing" cronjob:
- Click Create cronjob
- Enter the trigger URL into "URL to call" field
The trigger URL looks like this:
http://YOUR-WEBSITE.com/wp-cron.php?import_key=[YOUR_SECRET_KEY]&import_id=[YOUR_IMPORT_ID]&action=processing
- Select When to call: "Every 2 minutes"
- Click Save cronjob
Expected results:
When the "triggered" import is processed completely:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
......
{"status":200,"message":"Import #****** complete"}
When the previous "triggered" import was already processed, and there is nothing left to do:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
......
{"status":403,"message":"Import #5 is not triggered. Request skipped."}
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