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Your system scheduler will do it automatically. You just need to put it in the scheduler. See this doc:
http://www.symbiostock.org/docs/2015/05/02/setting-up-the-schedulerimage-processor/
Are your images showing up now?
I don’t understand how to put it in the scheduler in order to be automatic….I just can Run Manually the scheduler from Symbiostock->Settings. How do I put it in the scheduler?
What control panel do you use? CPanel? Plesk? Both of these have the ability to add a scheduled task.
Where? On my host? Or in WordPress? On Bluehost I have a CPanel.
https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/Cron+Jobs#CronJobs-Addacronjob
So you go into Cpanel, follow those instructions, and stick the command you see in your Symbiostock > Settings page as the cron job. Make it run every minute, meaning put a ‘*’ in every field where it wants to know the minute, hour, day etc.
I have added it. I set Each Minute, Each day, Each Week, Each Month and Each Year
But I have set an email to receive notifications each time a cron job is done and I don’t receive nothing, even if is setted each minute. And my previews are not appearing if I not press manually button for the cron job
Ok. Now, if I delete the old Symbiostock and the old images what’s happening? The images in my new Symbiostock will be affected or no?
I’d have to see a screenshot or log in for you to see why it isn’t running – if you aren’t getting emails and images aren’t showing up, then it isn’t running.
No, that wasn’t running at the beginning….Passed ten minutes I see is running now. Please tell me which is the next step. Uninstall the old Symbiostock? Delete old images from old Symbiostock? Or if I will delete thm the new imported will be affected?
But I have doubts because I see that new images are added to my Media Library under Symbiostock and now we go over 700 images but I have only about 680. Is not that are duplicates? Cannot check because are too many
I’ve done a restore with over 2000 images without one duplicate – so if you have any duplicates it must be because you ran the import, then restored, then ran the import again without deleting the previous restore.
There may be an easy way to find duplicates, but it will require a database query. I can do a search to find distinct titles, etc. Let me know once you have the cron job running, and everything else is fine, then I’ll help you with duplicates.
actually, an easy way is this:
Go to phpMyAdmin – you should have this accessible via CPanel.
Click on your WordPress database.
Assuming you are using the base prefix, use this MySQL query:
SELECT *
FROM wp_posts wpp
WHERE EXISTS
(
SELECT 1
FROM wp_posts wpi
WHERE wpi.post_title = wpp.post_title
LIMIT 1, 1
)
and wpp.post_type = ‘product’
and wpp.post_status != ‘auto-draft’
and wpp.post_status != ‘trash’
order by wpp.post_title
This will spit out all the entries and their duplicates. Just go and manually delete the ones that are duplicates.
No, before to restore it I deleted all data. I did a search and I can see yes, duplicates but one with preview and the other one without preview. I think is because I run the cron job manually and than I set the cron job automatically and it’s creating them again. I don’t understand why. First of all I think I have to wait for it to finish in order to see total number of files….
Cannot find WordPress database. In PhpMyAdmin I have three databases under my account wor1. wor2, wor3. I don’t know if wor is used abrev. for WordPress…But in each one is a mess, are tens and tens of folders….
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