[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Optimizations to index a million WooCommerce products #6852

Yes, the database is not optimized and this is why I am getting a slow speed. The batch size is also 1000.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Optimizations to index a million WooCommerce products #6850

It worked.

I just increased the Memory limit to 60 GB on 64 GB RAM server and as of now, I am getting a speed of 1,000 per minute. I hope it will be completed by tomorrow.

Meanwhile, please let me know how to test the imports. I can see a total of 20,000 products imported.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Optimizations to index a million WooCommerce products #6848

We are using Runcloud to manage the website server.

Both the website and Elasticsearch are hosted on Digitalocean.

The synchronization speed is very slow and I believe entering the right PHP and FMP settings will help.

We will try with this first.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Optimizations to index a million WooCommerce products #6847

It is not related to WPSOLR (Your Elasticsearch server being hosted elsewhere).

You should ask to WordPress performance specialists, like https://www.wpintense.com/.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Install Elasticsearch with the Wodby stack #6844

I added a video tutorial for creating a Wodby index:

/guide/configuration-step-by-step-schematic/elasticsearch-hosting/

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Index a custom field with the values of an ACF repeated field #6840

Here is a piece of code using WPSOLR’s filter /guide/actions-and-filters/index-modify-a-document/.

Modify and copy the following  code into your theme’s functions.php, or in a new small plugin.

use wpsolr\core\classes\WPSOLR_Events;
use wpsolr\core\classes\WpSolrSchema;

add_action( 'after_setup_theme', function () {
    add_filter( WPSOLR_Events::WPSOLR_FILTER_SOLARIUM_DOCUMENT_FOR_UPDATE, 'wpsolr_filter_solarium_document_for_update', 10, 5 );
} );

/**
*
 * @param array $document_for_update
 * @param $solr_indexing_options
 * @param $post
 * @param $attachment_body
 * @param WPSOLR_AbstractIndexClient $search_engine_client
 *
 * @return array Document updated with fields
 */
function wpsolr_filter_solarium_document_for_update( array $document_for_update, $solr_indexing_options, $post, $attachment_body, WPSOLR_AbstractIndexClient $search_engine_client ) {

 $solr_dynamic_type = WpSolrSchema::_SOLR_DYNAMIC_TYPE_STRING; // Depends on the type selected on your field on screen 2.2
 $document_for_update[ 'my_field_name' . $solr_dynamic_type] = 'whatever';
   
 return $document_for_update;
}

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Search is not working at all #6836

Working now!

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Search is not working at all #6834

Done.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Search is not working at all #6832

Still no change.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Search is not working at all #6830

It is not showing me the expected amount of search results and neither the predefined number of results per page.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Change the number of facets content displayed in the widget #6817

I have updated that value but it did not work.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Amazon like search ? #6811

How do I measure my theme rendering speed? Could that be bypassed?

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Amazon like search ? #6809

What do you mean by site general speed? Is that server response time?

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Elasticsearch setup on Cloudways.com #6787

Now it is Indexed.

However I don’t think the WPSOLR search is working.

[pseudo visitor]

8 years ago in reply to: Elasticsearch setup on Cloudways.com #6784

Please check your Javascript (chome/firefox) console.

WPSOLR could have issued an error message for you to read.