@qspider,
Maybe you are not using the correct format in the CSV.
Which column names are you using?
Very fast response. Thank you. I thought the first few were correct and the rest could be named anything. What should be the correct format? Thanks again for assistance.
Username, Email, First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, Suffix, Member ID, Title, Company Name, Address, Address line 2, City, State/Province, Zip/Postal Code, Country
I am also using this import users plugin in conjunction with Ultimate Membership plugin. This plugin was suggested by the Membership plugin and mentioned in the forums.
@qspider,
As this is described in the documentation tab, all columns must be named with their correct key (the key used in usermeta table).
For example for WooCommerce: billing_address_1, billing_address_2, etc.
Thanks. I did not see that in the documentation. So I must create the form data in the Membership plugin first and then import correspondingly.
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qspider.
Did you see the “Documentation” tab?
Anyway, always you have to relate with meta_keys.
This plugin and the other has to use the same data structures.
Yes I have been looking at it. I overlooked Serialized data section because I thought it didn’t pertain to what I was doing. After reading it appears I just did not understand it until rereading it now. I am working too much I guess. heh
“Plugin can now import serialized data. You have to use the serialized string directly in the CSV cell in order the plugin will be able to understand it as an serialized data instead as any other string”
Thanks for the quick responses. Great plugin!
@qspider,
Thank you 🙂
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