Thank you for getting back and for sharing the reports. Unfortunately, the 10 error from your console pastebin is not opening, can you check or reshare.
Concering the fatal error, you don’t have to share a zip. From WooCommerce > status > log > click on the fatal error, copy the errors in that notice and paste it in pastebin.com then share the link to the bin and we’ll review it.
I took a look at your SSR, and from what I can see, your server settings look more than sufficient to handle a CSV import — especially since you’re only working with a single product. That kind of task shouldn’t normally cause any major issues. Also, the error trace doesn’t seem to point to the CSV import at all. It actually looks like the error might be coming from the Site Kit plugin.
That said, it’s possible that something else on your site — like another plugin, your theme, or even a bit of custom code — might be getting in the way here. To rule that out, I’d recommend temporarily deactivating all plugins except WooCommerce, switching to the default Storefront theme, and removing any custom code if you’ve added any.
If you’re still running into trouble after that, would you mind sharing the CSV file with us? We’d be happy to check if it’s formatted correctly and test it on our end to see if we can replicate the issue.
Thank you for sharing the CSV file and the console error. However, I’m currently unable to view the console error on Pastebin — it might not be accessible or may have expired.
As for the CSV file, I tried importing it on my end, but the import failed. The main issue seems to be with one of the images you included. Specifically, the import is returning this error:
It looks like the image can’t be accessed. Could you please check if the image still exists at that link and, if needed, update the URL in the CSV file?
Let me know once that’s done, and I’ll be happy to try again!
The images exist and when i import the data no error page appears i get only following page which says importing and this process goes into infinite loop and i don’t get any error
Thank you for getting back to us. The error you’re seeing suggests that your server is blocking access to the file when an external service attempts to retrieve it. This is often due to server configurations that restrict remote requests.
Just to clarify, are you importing content to ewatchaccessories.in, or is the import being done on a different site?
Additionally, the logs indicate two potential issues—one related to the A2 Optimized plugin, and another related to external request restrictions. These suggest that certain security settings on your site may be preventing or canceling the request.
To troubleshoot, please try deactivating all security and optimization plugins, then run the import again.
If the issue persists, consider creating a staging version of your site or copying it to a subdomain. On this test site, switch to the Storefront theme and deactivate all plugins except WooCommerce. Then, try the import again and let us know the outcome.
After checking your screenshot, It seems like you’re running into an error that says “Error getting a remote image. Forbidden.” Based on that message, it’s likely related to a user-agent restriction on the server where the image is hosted. In other words, the site may be blocking automated requests like the one WooCommerce sends during the import.
