In this guide, we’ll explain the advanced settings of the WP Sheet Editor – Automations add-on.
Note. We assume you have already installed and set up the WP Sheet Editor – Automations plugin and are using any of the WP Sheet Editor spreadsheets to manage your content.
To open the advanced settings, go to Settings > Advanced Settings > Automations on any of the WP Sheet Editor spreadsheets.
- Imports: How many rows to process per batch: If you leave this field empty, we’ll use the values defined in the “speed and performance” tab. Use this option if you want to have different settings for the automation/background jobs vs. the manual operations performed in the spreadsheet interface.
- Exports: How many rows to process per batch: Same as the previous field.
- Bulk edits: How many rows to process per batch: Same as the previous field.
- Save cells: How many rows to process per batch: Same as the previous field.
- Enable the debugging mode for the log: By default, we create a log file containing information in a friendly format, so anyone can read it. If you activate this option, we’ll add more information that can be used by developers or by the WP Sheet Editor support team to troubleshoot issues.
- How often should we update the log in the scheduled jobs table: If you leave this field empty, we’ll update the log every 30 seconds. Add the number of seconds you want us to update the log. A lower number means that the log will be refreshed very often and it will use more server resources.
Once you have made any changes to the advanced settings, don’t forget to click on Save to apply the changes.