Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v2.65.3 Nulled

Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v2.65.3 Nulled
== Changelog ==

= 2.65.0 (8th July 2026) =
* New: a "Load sample imports" button in the right-hand panel sets up ready-to-run sample imports in one click - it registers the product taxonomies (categories, brands, colours), copies the sample CSV into your uploads folder, and creates the import configuration. Pro includes a 1000-product simple import and a comprehensive import; the free edition includes the simple import. Nothing is imported until you pick one and press Run Now.
* New: once an import has been run, its summary shows a "Delete all products loaded by this import (x)" link, where x is the number that will be deleted. It moves every product that import created to the Trash (the same as the CLI `--delete-all`), alongside the existing "View products affected" link.
* Fixed: re-running an import through the browser no longer strips the products' categories, tags and attributes. The browser (AJAX) importer now runs the exact same per-stage code as the CLI, so the two can no longer drift apart.
* Fixed: the comprehensive (variable products) import no longer fails in the browser with an opaque "parsererror". Stage errors are now surfaced in the on-screen debug log so they can be diagnosed.
* Fixed: the per-section "Show All" buttons now respond immediately after creating a new import, without needing a page refresh.
* Fixed: browser (AJAX) imports now record the correct row count and run details in the import history - both the summary at the top of the page and the history list. Previously an AJAX run showed 0 rows (or "NA") while the same import run via CLI was correct.
* Changed: after a browser import finishes, the import summary at the top of the page updates automatically (last run date, rows and total runs) instead of needing a page refresh.
* Changed: the field mapping-method dropdown now reads "PHP" (or "PHP (PRO Only)" in the free edition) instead of the longer "PHP Function", which was overflowing the layout.

Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v2.58.0
== Changelog ==

= 2.58.0 (27th June 2026) =
* New: a **Value** mapping method, alongside *CSV Field* and *PHP Function*. Pick **Value** to set a constant for a field/postmeta/taxonomy on every row — no PHP needed. Selecting Value with an empty box clears that field. This also replaces the internal per-row function the importer used to stamp each item, so a normal field-based import no longer evaluates any PHP at all.
* Changed: all custom-PHP-function evaluation now lives in a single file (<code>functions/custom-php-functions.php</code>), keeping the rest of the plugin free of <code>eval()</code>. This stops malware scanners (e.g. Imunify) from quarantining/emptying core files like <code>functions/sanitization.php</code> — if the scanner touches the one remaining file, only custom functions are affected and normal field-based imports keep working with a clear message.
* Changed: a runtime error inside one of your custom PHP functions now aborts the import and reports the error, instead of continuing with empty/incorrect data.

Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v2.56.1
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Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v2.55.9
== Changelog ==

= 2.55.9 (4th June 2026) =
* **Products now get assigned every level of a category path, not just the deepest one.** When a product is in <code>Men &gt; T-Shirts</code>, WooCommerce expects BOTH <code>Men</code> and <code>T-Shirts</code> to be attached to it — that's what WP All Import does, and it's what makes <code>/product-category/men/</code> list the product, breadcrumbs render the full path, and layered-navigation filters include parent categories. SSI previously assigned only the leaf term (<code>T-Shirts</code>), so parent category pages showed nothing. This was the single biggest functional difference between SSI and WPAI in our benchmark comparisons. There's a new **Assign every category level** option in Additional Options to control it. **New imports default it ON.** Existing imports created before this release keep their previous leaf-only behaviour until you switch it on, so nothing changes under you on a re-run unless you opt in. This replaces the undocumented `SSI_ADD_ALL_TERMS_FROM_HIERARCHY` PHP constant, which no longer has any effect. See `.docs/2026-05-26-leaf-vs-all-level-term-assignment.md`.

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Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v1.96
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Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v1.94
= 1.96 (19th November 2025)

• Further optimisation for local image searching to use post_name instead of post_title and no longer needs to use open-ended LIKE wildcard so it's FAST!

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Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v1.93
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Super Speedy Imports by WP Intense v1.86

= 1.86 (25th June 2025) =
* Fixed new automatic stock code so that it will insert/update to postmeta if fields are auto calculated
* Fixed issue with updating postmeta where existing postmeta value was null

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* Code refactoring
* Improved performance reporting summary
* Improved logging
* Fixed issue with attributes to ensure it only updates attributes mentioned in the import
* Improved resilience of save_posts for the Woo Product template, now uses wc_get_product and $product->save etc
* Added extra output to end of import to inform admin of how to run the builds for regular woocommerce attributes

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* Fixed progress indicator on save_posts