You shouldn't need to download the import.htm file. Just view the page it by clicking it the link that shows up after doing an import. Looking at the import.htm page for at least the completed...
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You shouldn't need to download the import.htm...
You shouldn't need to download the import.htm file. Just view the page it by clicking it the link that shows up after doing an import. Looking at the import.htm page for at least the completed...
The import process is more like.
The excel...
The import process is more like.
The excel file is uploaded to the images folder
The file is then converted to a xml file
The xml is then ran through the import logic
Detailed results are...
Hmm when I said import log I meant the import.htm...
Hmm when I said import log I meant the import.htm file in the images folder not the IIS log. Sorry for the confusion. Since you did an import after making the example xml file not match the html...
Ok just to boil this down to the most basic level...
Ok just to boil this down to the most basic level that I can. So we are not confusing each other. What exact issues are you having importing the attached example excel file (1458)? If you are having...
Are you able to give an example spread sheet,...
Are you able to give an example spread sheet, import and converted xml file? Also can you name a few fields past the description isn't updating correctly? I think I should be able to help identify...
What import process/page are you using then? I...
What import process/page are you using then? I don't recall a import that added products in a CSV format out of the box. Sure Commander uses CSV does but based off the conversation it looked trying...
What does the converted xml file import file look...
What does the converted xml file import file look like for your imports? A Excel file get converted to xml file and should be there if importing from excel. The xml files are saved to the images...