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Tagged: 8.21, csv import, extension
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Steven Zahm.
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07/20/2018 at 3:59 am #467979
Age de Jong
ParticipantThis reply has been marked as private.07/20/2018 at 10:07 am #468005Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Age
RE: We have a sheet containing 1 line for each certificate. I’ve included an example off my personal data. Will that work?
No the import support does not import just the certificates. You add them to the row of the entry you are importing. You would follow the same rules as importing the entry categories when using the CSV Import extension.
RE: Will this import certificates into existing entries?
Yes, but only if you have the
Entry IDcolumn and each row has the entry ID assigned by WordPress.RE: Or will new entries be generated?
Yes, if no entry ID is supplied “duplicates” will be created.
RE: If not how should I link them to an existing entry? Via first- and lastname?
Here’s an minimal example row:
Entry ID, First Name, Last Name, Categories, Certificates 186 , Age , dJ , "Cat 1, Cat 2, Cat 3", "Cert 1, Cert 2, Cert 3"This would update an existing entry
186with certs.To get a CSV file with the Entry ID navigate to the Connections : Tools admin page and click the Export tab. Scroll to the bottom and use the Export All tool.
You can add you certs to this file and import it to update existing entries.
Hope this helps!
ps. The Certification extension does not yet support CSV Export so, existing certs will not be included in the exported CSV file. I have not yet work out the code to add the feature because it has not yet been a requested feature. Only 10–20 people are using it so I really only ever work on it as needed.
07/24/2018 at 5:30 am #468214Age de Jong
ParticipantThanks for the explanation, I’ve bookmarked this page!
08/01/2018 at 3:05 pm #468991Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Age
fyi, I just push an update to the Certifications extension which adds support for exporting the Certifications attached to an entry when using the CSV Export tool.
Cheers!
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