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SleekView for Advanced Import: demo runs & imported records as tables

Advanced Import records each demo-import run in wp_options and writes posts, terms, and attachments into the standard core tables. SleekView turns that scattered footprint into a single audit workspace with run timestamp, demo pack, and inserted-record counts as filterable columns.

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SleekView table view for Advanced Import

Demo imports as an audit trail, not a one-shot wizard

Advanced Import is built as a click-through demo installer: pick a pack, click import, watch the progress bar. Under the hood it writes pack metadata to wp_options (typically prefixed with tg_demo_ or similar), and inserts demo content directly into wp_posts, wp_postmeta, wp_terms, and wp_term_relationships. After the wizard closes there is no record of what was inserted, which makes partial undo on a half-broken demo a frustrating archaeology dig.

SleekView treats the import as data. A view over wp_options filtered to the demo-import option keys exposes every recorded run with timestamp, demo pack, and importer version. A second view over wp_posts filtered by post date around the run timestamp lists every post the import created, which agencies can use to bulk-remove abandoned demos.

The combined workspace answers the questions Advanced Import customers actually ask: which demo pack inserted these orphan pages, which run silently failed halfway, and which demo content is still live on a launched site. None of that requires SQL or trawling the media library once the views exist.

Workflow

Audit every demo import from one workspace

1

Map the import footprint

Point SleekView at wp_options filtered to demo-import keys, plus wp_posts and wp_postmeta. The agent samples keys and offers a join keyed on run timestamp.
2

Compose the audit columns

Surface pack name, timestamp, importer version, and inserted counts as sortable columns. Group by pack to see which demos a site has cycled through during builds.
3

Save role-scoped presets

Agency leads see the full run log. Editors see a slim inserted-content cohort. Each role's saved view rides the same source tables with capability gating.
4

Bulk-remove leftover demo content

Inline-delete on the inserted-content view goes through the standard wp_delete_post() path, so any cleanup hooks fire and trashed records remain recoverable for the default thirty-day window.

Sample columns

A typical demo-import audit view

One row per recorded Advanced Import run with pack, timestamp, and counts.
Source: wp_options (demo-import keys) + wp_posts + wp_postmeta
Demo pack Run Posts Attachments Terms Status
Agency Starter Apr 24 09:14 42 118 12 OK
Portfolio Lite Apr 22 16:30 28 64 8 OK
Shop Demo Apr 20 11:05 61 0 14 Media skipped
Landing Pack Apr 18 21:48 9 0 0 Failed

Comparison

Default Advanced Import admin vs SleekView

Default Advanced Import admin

  • Demo wizard closes with no persisted run log to scroll back through
  • No filter for partial or media-skipped runs
  • Inserted posts are invisible after the wizard unless you guess the post-date range
  • wp_options demo keys mix with hundreds of other rows in wp-admin
  • Bulk-removing a failed demo's content goes one CPT screen at a time

SleekView

  • Read wp_options filtered to demo-import keys as a saved run inventory
  • Cross-reference wp_posts by run-timestamp window to list inserted content
  • Filter to failed or partial runs without opening pack details
  • Inline-delete demo content from row actions with capability gating
  • Scope the workspace per role so agency staff don't see option keys

Features

What SleekView gives you for Advanced Import

Persisted run log

Every demo-import run surfaces as a row with pack, timestamp, version, and insert counts even after the wizard closes. Audits stop relying on the agency lead remembering which demo they tried last quarter.

Partial-run filters

Filter to runs that completed posts but skipped attachments, or failed before terms registered. The cohort that broke halfway becomes a single chip instead of a guess.

Bulk demo cleanup

Join the run inventory to wp_posts by post-date window and bulk-delete abandoned demo content. Launched sites stop carrying stale demo pages that nobody remembered to remove.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Advanced Import

Agency leads

Audit every demo pack tried during a build so the launched site doesn't ship with leftover starter content. One filtered view replaces clicking through each CPT screen.

Theme developers

Confirm a new demo pack inserted the expected posts, attachments, and terms by comparing the insert-counts row to the pack manifest. Regressions surface immediately.

Site auditors

Pre-launch sweep: filter to any post created during a demo-import window and flag it for review. No more accidental dummy text on a live page.

The bigger picture

Why demo imports need a persisted audit trail

Advanced Import is one of the most common starting points for a WordPress build because it gets agencies from blank install to recognisable site in a few clicks. The problem appears later: a build cycles through three or four demo packs while the designer iterates, half-failed runs leave option keys and orphan posts behind, and nobody on the team has a reliable way to list what was inserted by which run. The plugin itself is a wizard, not a logbook.

Reading wp_options alongside wp_posts turns those scattered traces into one workspace. Agencies can see exactly which packs were tried during a build, filter to runs that didn't complete, and bulk-clean abandoned content before launch. Theme developers shipping new demo packs can verify insert counts against the manifest in a single view.

Site auditors performing a pre-launch sweep can flag any post created in a demo-import window for review. That visibility turns Advanced Import from a one-shot wizard the team hopes worked into something they can audit before the site ships.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Advanced Import

Advanced Import stores run metadata in wp_options under demo-import-prefixed keys, and inserted content lands in wp_posts, wp_postmeta, wp_terms, and wp_term_relationships. SleekView reads those tables directly and exposes the join by run timestamp.

 

Yes. Advanced Import's free version writes enough option metadata for the audit view to function. Premium packs add richer log entries which SleekView surfaces as additional columns when present.

 

Partially. SleekView lists every post inserted in the run-timestamp window and offers inline bulk-delete on the row set. Option keys can be removed from a separate wp_options view. There is no transactional rollback because Advanced Import doesn't write a snapshot.

 

Media inserts land in wp_posts as attachment post type with the corresponding wp_postmeta rows for sizes. SleekView joins by post-date window so the attachments inserted by a demo run are filterable alongside posts and pages.

 

Yes. SleekView paginates server-side and the demo-import option keys are typically under a dozen rows even on heavy agencies. The join to wp_posts uses the post-date index, so even sites with tens of thousands of posts render quickly.

 

Yes. The run-audit view can be capability-gated so only administrators see option-key paths, while editors only see the inserted-content cohort. Each role can save its own filtered presets.

 

Same underlying schema. ThemeGrill builds Advanced Import as a one-click demo installer that writes to wp_options and the core content tables, so the SleekView audit view works identically across ThemeGrill-shipped packs.

 

Yes. Build a view over wp_posts filtered by post-date matching any recorded demo-import run, then filter to post_status = publish. The remaining row set is demo content that survived launch, ready for review or bulk removal.

 

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