Hello,
When apllying my cron the fetching works well, but the the importing stops.
When importing from the backen everything works fine. Do yo maybe know what the problem can be?
I use the modifications from this node: https://www.pricetapestry.com/node/6299
Thank you Jan Roel
Hello David,
I have also setup a cron. This cron also not import the products. My other site is everything working okai with the cron and with the http invocation. So i was thinking maybe are the customizations causing the problem.
Cheers Jan Roel
Hello Jan,
My apologies I accidentally replied in a different thread - after making the customizations does a manual import of a single feed from /admin/ home page work as expected?
Cheers,
David.
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Manual import of a single feed from works fine. Then i have no problem.
Cheers Jan Roel
Hello Jan,
That's strange - so after cron.php has run, does the /admin/ home page show all feeds as modified but none are showing an imported date/time (so the Import buttons are all green)? Or do they show an imported date/time but all zero products?
Cheers,
David.
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Hallo David,
You can login {link saved}
All are modified and also imported but no products. When you click manual on import the products are imported. Could maybe the problem that there are only product imported with a from price (extra added field). Because i only product with a old / new price.
https://www.pricetapestry.com/node/6299
Cheers, Jan Roel
Hello Jan,
Please can you email me includes/admin.php and scripts/cron.php from this installation and I'll check it out further for you...
Cheers,
David.
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Hello Jan,
HTTP invocation of cron.php is not ideal, it is really only intended for use if command line php is not available - if you have the Option 1 command available (/admin/ > Setup > CRON) switching to that would be the best option but if you do need to run a full cronjob over http, drop me an email and I'll forward an alternative version that fetches / imports one feed at a time and then re-loads the page to run the next job. It would still require that your web server allows an HTTP connection to keep-alive for the time taken to fetch / import your largest feed...
Cheers,
David.
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