Filtering posts during Import

Hi Maxell, I’ve always found it valuable for developers to see how their software is used in real-world scenarios, so I wanted to share our use case. We manage a homeowners association website composed of three main content types: Pages (~250) Posts (~1,400 announcements over the past 10 years) Rules and Regulations (6 PDF documents) Our objective is to import these into the knowledge base for residents, with some filtering: Pages : Only those accessible to residents should be included (excluding Property Manager only content). Posts : Since announcements are often repetitive, we limit the import to the past year to reduce duplication. Rules and Regulations : These are handled separately via the PDF sitemap import. For Pages and Posts, I’m using the “WordPress Content” importer. To restrict the imported posts, I implemented the mxchat_before_process_post hook with a custom snippet. See below: add_filter(‘mxchat_before_process_post’, function($post, $bot_id) { // For pages only: skip if "gestion" is in the URL if ($post->post_type === 'page') { $permalink = get_permalink($post->ID); if ($permalink && stripos($permalink, 'gestion') !== false) { return false; } } // For posts only: skip if older than 1 year if ($post->post_type === 'post') { if (strtotime($post->post_date) < strtotime('-1 year')) { return false; } } return $post; }, 10, 2); This works partially: the content itself is excluded as intended, but entries are still created with null content , which results in empty indexed items. I can work with that, but would it be possible to adjust the logic so that entries with null content are not indexed at all ? Alternatively, a dedicated hook to explicitly exclude posts from indexing might be a cleaner approach. I look forward to your thoughts on the best way to handle this. Louis The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Hey @ldeschenes , Thank you for providing this – it’s very insightful. Reviewing it to see how this can be improved and in the next update. I’ll be in touch soon! Thanks, Maxwell