Product .csv import stuck on “Please Wait”












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I'm not sure why but all of a sudden when I try to import my .csv file to update my products it gets stuck on the "Please Wait" screen. It was working just fine one day then the next it's doing this. What do I do... Please help!










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  • Might be a server issue, check the logs under var/logs

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  • Has your csv increased in size? Have you tried importing just a single product?

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I'm not sure why but all of a sudden when I try to import my .csv file to update my products it gets stuck on the "Please Wait" screen. It was working just fine one day then the next it's doing this. What do I do... Please help!










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  • Might be a server issue, check the logs under var/logs

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I'm not sure why but all of a sudden when I try to import my .csv file to update my products it gets stuck on the "Please Wait" screen. It was working just fine one day then the next it's doing this. What do I do... Please help!










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I'm not sure why but all of a sudden when I try to import my .csv file to update my products it gets stuck on the "Please Wait" screen. It was working just fine one day then the next it's doing this. What do I do... Please help!







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  • Might be a server issue, check the logs under var/logs

    – gabehou
    Oct 9 '17 at 14:57











  • Has your csv increased in size? Have you tried importing just a single product?

    – jscar
    Oct 9 '17 at 15:48



















  • Might be a server issue, check the logs under var/logs

    – gabehou
    Oct 9 '17 at 14:57











  • Has your csv increased in size? Have you tried importing just a single product?

    – jscar
    Oct 9 '17 at 15:48

















Might be a server issue, check the logs under var/logs

– gabehou
Oct 9 '17 at 14:57





Might be a server issue, check the logs under var/logs

– gabehou
Oct 9 '17 at 14:57













Has your csv increased in size? Have you tried importing just a single product?

– jscar
Oct 9 '17 at 15:48





Has your csv increased in size? Have you tried importing just a single product?

– jscar
Oct 9 '17 at 15:48










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Try submitting the file again with the network window opened (F12 on Chrome) & search for the request to see if there are any visible errors.

I had a similar issue & in my case I had to increase the value of client_max_body_size on nginx.conf.

It may also be a result of too low memory_limit/max_execution_time/post_max_size/... on php.ini






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    The actual "Import" button (after the validation step), trigger an AJAX request to the server. If the server takes too long to respond (1 minute by default, depending our your server/php.ini settings), the "Please wait" notification will never disappear.



    This doesn't mean however, that your import isn't running. The AJAX request still triggered the import to run. Check the import_history table in your database and search for your import there. If the execution_time field is set, it means that the import is processed and you can view the output in the summary field.






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      Try submitting the file again with the network window opened (F12 on Chrome) & search for the request to see if there are any visible errors.

      I had a similar issue & in my case I had to increase the value of client_max_body_size on nginx.conf.

      It may also be a result of too low memory_limit/max_execution_time/post_max_size/... on php.ini






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        Try submitting the file again with the network window opened (F12 on Chrome) & search for the request to see if there are any visible errors.

        I had a similar issue & in my case I had to increase the value of client_max_body_size on nginx.conf.

        It may also be a result of too low memory_limit/max_execution_time/post_max_size/... on php.ini






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          Try submitting the file again with the network window opened (F12 on Chrome) & search for the request to see if there are any visible errors.

          I had a similar issue & in my case I had to increase the value of client_max_body_size on nginx.conf.

          It may also be a result of too low memory_limit/max_execution_time/post_max_size/... on php.ini






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          Try submitting the file again with the network window opened (F12 on Chrome) & search for the request to see if there are any visible errors.

          I had a similar issue & in my case I had to increase the value of client_max_body_size on nginx.conf.

          It may also be a result of too low memory_limit/max_execution_time/post_max_size/... on php.ini







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              The actual "Import" button (after the validation step), trigger an AJAX request to the server. If the server takes too long to respond (1 minute by default, depending our your server/php.ini settings), the "Please wait" notification will never disappear.



              This doesn't mean however, that your import isn't running. The AJAX request still triggered the import to run. Check the import_history table in your database and search for your import there. If the execution_time field is set, it means that the import is processed and you can view the output in the summary field.






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                The actual "Import" button (after the validation step), trigger an AJAX request to the server. If the server takes too long to respond (1 minute by default, depending our your server/php.ini settings), the "Please wait" notification will never disappear.



                This doesn't mean however, that your import isn't running. The AJAX request still triggered the import to run. Check the import_history table in your database and search for your import there. If the execution_time field is set, it means that the import is processed and you can view the output in the summary field.






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                  The actual "Import" button (after the validation step), trigger an AJAX request to the server. If the server takes too long to respond (1 minute by default, depending our your server/php.ini settings), the "Please wait" notification will never disappear.



                  This doesn't mean however, that your import isn't running. The AJAX request still triggered the import to run. Check the import_history table in your database and search for your import there. If the execution_time field is set, it means that the import is processed and you can view the output in the summary field.






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                  The actual "Import" button (after the validation step), trigger an AJAX request to the server. If the server takes too long to respond (1 minute by default, depending our your server/php.ini settings), the "Please wait" notification will never disappear.



                  This doesn't mean however, that your import isn't running. The AJAX request still triggered the import to run. Check the import_history table in your database and search for your import there. If the execution_time field is set, it means that the import is processed and you can view the output in the summary field.







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