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SleekView for Tools Importer Pro: import jobs & history as tables

Tools Importer Pro extends WordPress's built-in Tools > Import with job tracking written to wp_options and direct inserts into the standard core tables. SleekView turns the job log into a filterable workspace with job, source, and insert counts as first-class columns.

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SleekView table view for Tools Importer Pro

Import jobs as an auditable log

Tools Importer Pro positions itself as a pro upgrade to WordPress's built-in Tools > Import screen, adding job tracking and rerun capability that the core importer doesn't ship. Job state lives in wp_options under tools-importer-prefixed keys, and inserted content lands in wp_posts, wp_postmeta, wp_terms, and wp_term_relationships through the standard wp_insert_post() path.

The default UI shows current and recent jobs on a single admin screen with timestamps and basic counts. It works for the latest few jobs but breaks down on sites that run weekly migrations or recurring imports across years.

SleekView treats the job log as a flat workspace. Every recorded job becomes a row with source format (WXR, CSV, RSS), started/finished timestamps, inserted counts by post type, and outcome. A joined view over wp_posts by post-date window exposes the inserted content, so migration teams can audit exactly which posts came from which job without writing SQL.

Workflow

Audit every import job from one workspace

1

Map tools_importer_ option keys

Point SleekView at wp_options filtered to the tools-importer prefix. The agent samples job rows and proposes columns for source format, timestamps, and counts.
2

Compose count-aware columns

Surface source row count, inserted post count, attachment count, and outcome as sortable columns. Filter to partial jobs to triage silent skips.
3

Join inserted content

Link wp_posts by post-date window around each job's run. Inserted content carries its source job in the audit view, making provenance a saved filter.
4

Trigger reruns and bulk actions inline

Row actions deep-link into the plugin's rerun flow where supported. Inline bulk-delete or republish on the inserted-content view goes through wp_update_post() with capability gating.

Sample columns

A typical import job audit view

One row per Tools Importer Pro job with source format and insert counts.
Source: wp_options (tools_importer_ keys) + wp_posts + wp_postmeta
Job Source Started Posts Attachments Status
Legacy blog WXR WXR Apr 24 16:08 248 412 OK
Vendor catalog CSV CSV Apr 22 03:00 1,204 0 OK
Partner RSS RSS Apr 21 09:45 82 0 Partial
Old site WXR WXR Apr 18 22:14 0 0 Failed

Comparison

Default Tools Importer Pro admin vs SleekView

Default Tools Importer Pro admin

  • Job list scrolls back only a limited window before pagination becomes painful
  • No cross-job comparison for source format or post-type distribution
  • Failed jobs show only their last error, not the source row count that was skipped
  • Inserted content has no job-id provenance column linking back to its source
  • Bulk-rerun of failed jobs goes one job at a time

SleekView

  • Sortable inventory of every Tools Importer Pro job from creation onwards
  • Filter by source format, status, and inserted count as saved chips
  • Join wp_posts by post-date window for inserted-content audit
  • Surface attachment vs post counts separately per job
  • Capability-gate the view so editors don't see job error payloads

Features

What SleekView gives you for Tools Importer Pro

Full job history

Every job since the importer was installed surfaces as a sortable row. Source format, timestamps, and outcome become first-class columns instead of an admin scroll.

Source-format filters

Filter to WXR, CSV, or RSS jobs independently. Migration teams stop conflating bulk WXR imports with recurring RSS aggregator jobs in the same view.

Inserted-content provenance

Join wp_posts by post-date window so any imported post carries its source job. Orphan-content investigations stop being a guess at post-date ranges.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Tools Importer Pro

Migration teams

Audit a full WXR migration job by job. Comparing source row counts to inserted counts surfaces silent skips before the destination site goes live.

Aggregator ops

Track recurring RSS or CSV import jobs across weeks. Drop-off in inserted counts surfaces as a sortable column, flagging feed changes that quietly broke.

Editor support

Per-post provenance during editorial chats. Know which import job created a duplicate page so the editor doesn't manually merge content that was never meant to be live.

The bigger picture

Why import jobs need a persisted history

Tools Importer Pro fixes the most visible gap in WordPress's built-in Tools > Import screen, which forgets a job the moment its progress bar finishes. The fix is real but partial: the plugin lists recent jobs, exposes basic counts, and offers rerun, but the data still lives behind a paginated admin screen. Reading the underlying option rows directly turns that screen into a workspace.

Migration teams handling a one-shot WXR cutover compare source row counts to inserted counts in a single column, catching silent skips before the destination site goes live. Aggregator operators running daily RSS imports for years watch insert counts as a sortable column, spotting the day a feed quietly changed shape. Editor support answers which job created this in seconds rather than minutes.

The pattern works whether the import is one big migration, a recurring catalog feed, or a partner-content aggregator, because the underlying data is the same: wp_options for job state and wp_posts for what was created.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Tools Importer Pro

Tools Importer Pro writes job state to wp_options under tools-importer-prefixed keys and inserts content into wp_posts, wp_postmeta, wp_terms, and wp_term_relationships. SleekView reads those rows directly and joins by post-date window.

 

The core importer doesn't write per-job state to wp_options, so the audit view requires Tools Importer Pro's extended logging. SleekView can still audit the inserted content directly from wp_posts based on date ranges captured manually.

 

Yes, where the plugin exposes a callable rerun hook. Otherwise the row action deep-links to the job-detail screen with the source file pre-selected, so rerunning is one click away from the audit row.

 

Yes. CSV jobs are logged identically to WXR jobs, with the source-format column distinguishing them. The audit view treats them as one job family with format-specific chips for filtering.

 

Yes. The audit row exposes both source row count (where the importer records it) and inserted count, so a job that read 1,200 rows but inserted 1,100 stands out immediately as a partial outcome.

 

Yes. Even sites running daily RSS imports for years typically stay under a few thousand job rows. SleekView paginates server-side and the join to wp_posts uses the post-date index for fast renders.

 

Yes. Job error payloads are gated to administrators while editors see only the outcome chip and inserted-content cohort. Each role saves its own filtered presets without affecting source data.

 

When Tools Importer Pro reads from non-WP sources (RSS or CSV exports from Ghost, Joomla, custom systems), the source-format column distinguishes the migration shape. Inserted content still lands in core tables so the audit view works identically.

 

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