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Doesn't import new city via CSV #132
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Never seen this before, I will check. Importing is not done through ajax, so wondering why this would pop up |
Did you make sure you used the correct separator ? It makes a difference if you use |
Do you know what to do to solve this problem or maybe what I can do? |
I've been out of the country for a while, will try took look into it asap. |
The error mentioned for ACF ajax has to do with the value being passed to it. It looks like an array is passed whereas it should be a string, but I can't reproduce it. I created a csv with 1 line, like yours. Importing it gave no errors and I saw it correctly in the database as well. When I tried to search for it in the admin, there was a SQL error, so had to optimise those queries first. I'm working on a new version, which you can download here to test, if you're interested. I get no errors in this version yet, when importing and searching. |
Hi, It's working. If I add a city it isn't visible instantly, but it takes some time. |
Hi, i'm happy to hear that. I think why it doesn't show immediately can be related to this issue, which I still need to fix. |
Hi,
I found another little problem.
I want to import a new city via CSV like this "Theux;LK;Luik;BE;Belgium.
After I have done this, it says 'Congratulations, you've imported a new city".
But the city is not visible in the list.
I've included a debug report.
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