Mark Hamstra
Mark Hamstra
Technically you can already do this; you just need to add a different processor in core/c/importx/processors/prepare. And I have huge plans for 2.0, just need to find time :) Op...
The solution suggested in #55 will make this possible.
Hmmm I guess it probably complained about an incorrect number of fields in the row? Right now the CSV parser is something custom built, but I am thinking of using...
Just to confirm, you're saying it does not clear the resource cache (or a different one), and this is all with the standard cache setups?
Correct @verstratenbram - that's exactly the line that is supposed to wipe the resource cache clean and I'm not sure why it wouldn't. 😂 I've wondered if we need to...
This is indeed the case, ImportX uses a very simple approach to parsing CSV which does not check for quotes. In a future update I'd like to rewrite that part...
It's probably thinking the double quotes are used to keep a longer string together, like your multi line FR in #23 Excel is only one way to create CSV format...
@lithiumlab Sorry, seems I missed your reply somehow. If a field is empty it still needs the separators. This should be valid: ``` pagetitle;longtitle;tv4;content My Title;This is My Title;;This is...
It seems like Excel and PhpMyAdmin like to wrap data in quotes, I suppose that could be a legit functionality to add.
That looks like the lexicon cache file may have gotten corrupted. Unless that's a common/reproducible error, I don't think that's something in our control.