OK.
We do not have to agree – this is the fourth server and the second host (the last one is a VPS with full access to every setting) – all of them failing to import the demo content and stalling the server due to database problems. Maybe it actually is all my servers on both hosts. But it is unlikely. I was not even able to restore the table postmeta from the backup after trying to import the demo content. It is in my opinion very clearly something the importer does with the database during import. We can agree this has got nothing to do with the theme if you say the importer is not part of your theme. From a customer point of view I disagree – the importer is something you highlight as a mean to get a “head start” setting up the theme in your communication to the buyers. Even after I remove your theme, the site is left almost no-responding due to database problems. I have set this up four times on four different servers with two different hosts. I have no problems with your theme or other themes before importing the demo content. After the failed attempt (because it never finishes), the site is almost non-responding, even though I remove your theme (physically through FTP). I am not able to repair the database with existing plugins from the WP marketplace, I am not able to repair the database with “repair.php”, I am not able to restore the database from a backup taken 5 minutes before starting the importer. The problems has in my opinion something to do with the fact my woocommerce database is not empty before import.
I think it is to easy to say this has nothing to do with you, but I move forward WITHOUT IMPORTING THE DEMO CONTENT this time, and I am very content with the help I have gotten on my other issues.
Best wishes.
