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648 | // give the user the option of creating new users to represent authors in the import file? |
649 | function allow_create_users() { |
650 | return apply_filters('import_allow_create_users', true); |
651 | } |
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653 | // give the user the option of downloading and importing attached files |
654 | function allow_fetch_attachments() { |
655 | return apply_filters('import_allow_fetch_attachments', true); |
656 | } |
657 |
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658 | function max_attachment_size() { |
659 | // can be overridden with a filter - 0 means no limit |
660 | return apply_filters('import_attachment_size_limit', 0); |
661 | } |
662 |
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663 | function import_start() { |
664 | wp_defer_term_counting(true); |