fonction import

ok just to be sure, In the exemple you provide, there is no \n

then could you provide the csv used in order to parse, maybe there is some difference somewhere

thx in advance

what do you mean there is no \n ???

\n is the newline character like \t is the unprintable horizontal tab character

Usually "normal" csv files have \n (new line) for record separator and \t (tab) or ; or , for column separator,

our CSV parameters give you full flexibility to use custom (even multi-character) separators

well here is the exemple on flexicontent


CSV example Format:
title ~~ text ~~ textfield3 ~~ emailfield6 ~~ weblinkfld8 ~~ single_value_field22 ~~ multi_value_field24
~~ title 1 ~~ description 1 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ [-email-]=usera@somedomain.com!![-text-]=usera ~~ www.somedomaina.com ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value01%%f24_value02%%f24_value03
~~ title 2 ~~ description 2 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ [-email-]=userb@somedomain.com!![-text-]=userb ~~ www.somedomainb.com ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value04%%f24_value05%%f24_value06
~~ title 3 ~~ description 3 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ [-email-]=userc@somedomain.com!![-text-]=userc ~~ www.somedomainc.com ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value07%%f24_value08%%f24_value09
~~ title 4 ~~ description 4 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ userd@somedomain.com ~~ [-addr-]=www.somedomaind.com!![-text-]=somedomainD ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value10%%f24_value11%%f24_value12
~~ title 5 ~~ description 5 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ usere@somedomain.com ~~ [-addr-]=www.somedomaine.com!![-text-]=somedomainE ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value13%%f24_value14%%f24_value15

I don't see any /n

And anyway, if I use same syntax, it works, but it I don't put ~~ before each title item it does not work. for exemple :

title ~~ text ~~ textfield3 ~~ emailfield6 ~~ weblinkfld8 ~~ single_value_field22 ~~ multi_value_field24
title 1 ~~ description 1 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ [-email-]=usera@somedomain.com!![-text-]=usera ~~ www.somedomaina.com ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value01%%f24_value02%%f24_value03
title 2 ~~ description 2 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ [-email-]=userb@somedomain.com!![-text-]=userb ~~ www.somedomainb.com ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value04%%f24_value05%%f24_value06
title 3 ~~ description 3 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ [-email-]=userc@somedomain.com!![-text-]=userc ~~ www.somedomainc.com ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value07%%f24_value08%%f24_value09
title 4 ~~ description 4 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ userd@somedomain.com ~~ [-addr-]=www.somedomaind.com!![-text-]=somedomainD ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value10%%f24_value11%%f24_value12
title 5 ~~ description 5 ~~ textfield3 value ~~ usere@somedomain.com ~~ [-addr-]=www.somedomaine.com!![-text-]=somedomainE ~~ f22_valuea ~~ f24_value13%%f24_value14%%f24_value15

is NOT working


This why I opened this topic, to be simple, can we make it work on that way ?!

\n
\t
etc are special characters
e.g. when there is line change it is the character \n (unix) or \r\n (windows)

i have tested parsing and it works with any separator not appearing inside the data, and i have taken time to add more parameters and debugging help in the files i provided, if you want you can use them now, or wait for a complete build, but there is nο bug in the import procedure

ok then I'll try this new version and will try to import once again the second block.

thx for your support !