First, please refer to both the CSV File Setup Requirements and the Tips sections in the documentation as following those resolve most issues encountered when attempting to import a CSV file. If you are importing an exported file into a “clean” or “empty” database, do not map the Entry ID when importing. Mapping the Entry ID …
If the CSV file that is being imported contains extended characters such as vowel mutations “ä, ö, ü,” (used in German) are not being imported. The cause could be the the CSV file was exported from Excel. To resolve the issue, open the CSV file in Notepad, click File and then click File Save as. …
The issue is that the server is not properly recognizing the CSV file mime type. A solution that seems to always work is to change the file extension from .csv to .txt.
Create a column with a header named ‘Categories’. Under the ‘Categories’ header, each entry can have multiple categories assigned to it. The Categories must be separated by commas. The CSV fields must be enclosed by single or double quotes. Here’s an example of what the category column for a single row should look like in …
You are receiving this error message because the directory can not be automatically created and/or made writable due to the server security permissions configuration. Create a folder named csv_files within wp-content/plugins/connections-csv and set the permissions to either 755 or 767. In some instances you may have to change to the permissions to 777. When you have …