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draiocht: It looks to me like you need to import two custom fields, _su_keywords and _su_description. You should use these fields as column names.
Also, this thread is 8 months old. Please don’t necropost.
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In reply to: CSV Importer not working in WP v3.2jacco: Your csv file has semicolons instead of commas as separators. That doesn’t have anything to do with WP 3.2 🙂
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] Imported 0 posts and 0 comments in 0.01 seconds.eisman: Please post your csv file if you expect people to help you.
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] keeps giving error msg on activationwildgift: CSV Importer is not compatible with PHP4. WordPress will be dropping PHP4 support in the near future: http://wordpress.org/news/2010/07/eol-for-php4-and-mysql4/
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] keeps giving error msg on activationmistyqe: What version of PHP are you running?
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] CSV importer – Custom Taxonomy problem with WordPress 3.1.2MrVictor: Glad you were able to figure it out. I’ve said this in a previous post, but there’s not harm in repeating myself. Custom taxonomy support was added as an advanced feature and it’s syntax is obscure. I didn’t think it would be widely used. So far, all the people reporting issues with custom taxonomy support are simply struggling with the syntax. I’m planning to add an alternative way to specify custom taxonomies, but I don’t have a lot of time to work on the plugin right now.
While Helen’s solution works too, you shouldn’t need to do this if you save your file with UTF-8 encoding (mentioned in the plugin’s FAQ) and your file is properly escaped (see the examples in the plugin’s directory).
wandelhalle:
I think when enclosed in quotes, the comma is not interpreted as a separator.
That’s right.
Since columns in the csv file are identified by name in the plugin, column names have to be unique, so having two keys with the same name is not possible.
wandelhalle: You can do
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] How do I import a custom CSV file? [csv-importer]ryanmc: It is very unlikely that you will find a plugin that will correctly import your custom csv, because it is, by definition, custom. You would have to somehow convert it a format that CSV Importer or any other CSV plugin understands. You might be able to do this using Excel.
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] [Plugin: CSV Importer] Custom Taxonomies not importingboonofdoom: When I added support for custom taxonomies, I didn’t envision it as such a popular feature, hence the lacking documentation. You did get everything right though.
The “tiny, two-column CSV file” in the directions are referring to the contents of rows 4 and 5, and the line break is meant to be a break between fields. The empty string or zero can be used as follows:
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] CSV importer – Custom Taxonomy problem with WordPress 3.1.2Please post your csv files and code you’re using to create taxonomies so that I can test it.
yahoolivestream: Most likely, your server is not properly configured. I’d suggest looking at Apache’s error log.
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In reply to: [CSV Importer] [Plugin: CSV Importer] Custom fields are not importingKatyxa: Actually, only one of
csv_post_title,csv_post_postorcsv_post_excerptis required.csv_post_categoriesis optional.netflow: Thanks for the report. If you take a look at the plugin’s source, you’ll see that the plugin handles drafts exactly the same way it handles published posts. I think this means one of two things: either you have other plugins that cause WordPress to hang on import or there’s some logic in WordPress itself that causes it to hang.
It would be nice if you could zip up and upload the files you’re using for testing somewhere – I’d be interested in running these tests on my machine, too.