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    Sample csv import files

    in Migrations

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    @LauraJ Hi, Laura,

    Here are the files. They were given to me by another user because the back office CSV Import page samples, when clicked on, brings me to a page not found on my own site. @lesley why is this?

    Download and rename them without the numbers in front. Also make backups of them before using them.

    The names are: combinationsimport.csv and productsimport.csv

    01515176464486combinations_import.csv and

    01515176477127products_import.csv

    Welcome to thirtybees!

    <Solved> How to edit field separators used for back office CSV imports

    in English

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    @datakick Where have YOU been all my thirty bees life? :)

    This was absolutely perfect. I really appreciate it. Sending a hug (because I can. I can do anything I want. lol)

    For others: I changed the field separator and multiple value separator for the back office CSV imports by following @datakick's example:

    Edited this file:

    /controllers/admin/AdminImportController.php

    Line 568 Changed the comma to a caret (^)

    Line 570 Changed the semicolon to a comma as follows:

    $this->separator = ($separator = Tools::substr(strval(trim(Tools::getValue('separator'))), 0, 1)) ? $separator : '^'; $this->convert = false; $this->multiplevalueseparator = ($separator = Tools::substr(strval(trim(Tools::getValue('multiplevalueseparator'))), 0, 1)) ? $separator : ','; }

    <Solved> How to edit field separators used for back office CSV imports

    in English

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    Why this is important to me: I spend the bulk of my time importing products with combinations.

    With so many coders here, I don’t understand why this topic hasn’t been answered.

    I especially want to know why everyone has the multiple value separator as a comma in the csv import page and I have a semicolon even though I’m using the original form.tpl for thirty bees that @zimmer-media very kindly gave me.

    Looking forward to the solution so this can finally be solved. In the meantime I’ll keep looking for the answer.

    <Solved> How to edit field separators used for back office CSV imports

    in English

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    @zimmer-media said in How to edit field separators used for back office CSV imports:

    For the import with special separator I think (guess) that a change of this one file is not enough. I guess that is responsible for another file. In my view, it is a small but important form for import. I assume that at least one more file for import is at the core.

    Exactly what I am trying to get at. I want to know what other file(s) I need to edit to change the field separator and multiple value separator.

    I just uploaded your form.tpl and the result is still wrong. It still shows the multiple value separator as a semicolon but your screenshot shows it as a comma.

    Thank you for the help. I'm going to try to "recruit" other tb users to help me with this.

    @lesley @Traumflug @mdekker @Nemo Please look at this for me.

    What files are needed to change the default field separators used for back office CSV imports? form.tpl and what else?

    Thanks, Stephanie

    <Solved> How to edit field separators used for back office CSV imports

    in English

    Posted

    @zimmer-media said in How to edit field separators used for back office CSV imports:

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    Can you please give me your code? At least you have the comma for the multiple value separator, which should be in mine in the back office CSV import section, but it is not. It is a semicolon even though the code I posted clearly shows it is a comma.

    My updated field separator code and updated multiple value separator code is as follows:

    {l s='e.g. '} 1, Blouse, 129.90, 5

    {l s='e.g. '} red.jpg; blue.jpg; green.jpg

    Thank you.

    What tool for Mac to compare and merge files for theme updates?

    in English

    Posted

    @FooLab I keep folders of updated and changed files and templates on my hard drive so that I have a general idea of all the changes I’ve made. But it’s still a lot of them.

    Also, if I have to deal with PHP I’m up the creek because I don’t know how to do that at all. Whatever I use has to be free for now.

    And by the way I did not have transformer for three years. I just happened to download an old version when I bought it but I didn’t know that.

    What tool for Mac to compare and merge files for theme updates?

    in English

    Posted

    @FooLab

    Have you ever used it to check code differences between different versions of themes? There are hundreds of files that have been changed.

    I just checked out that link and “TextWrangler is not compatible with macOS 10.13 (High Sierra).”

    It’s suggests BBedit which doesn’t look very promising either.

    Jonny said he uses svn but since it’s apache, it looks a little complicated. Thoughts?

    Thanks

    What tool for Mac to compare and merge files for theme updates?

    in English

    Posted

    What Free and intuitive tool can I use for the Mac to compare and merge files for theme updates?

    I’m hoping to update my transformer theme to latest version 3 for PS 1.6.

    This link discusses some but I don’t have any experience with finding and merging file changes. I only need it for a one time use. Not ongoing.

    https://www.git-tower.com/blog/diff-tools-mac

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