Danny

Thanks for your response.

I’ve tried everything but i cannot seem to fix the issue.
I’ve tried copying them directly from screen to Notepad++, saving them with UTF8 with and without BOM, seperating them in excel etc.

I had a request though.
I’m wondering if you could assign another field in the mapping system.

I would like to see a function to assign video’s which are not listed with an <embed> function, since most of my providers only have the ability to export raw urls instead of embedding them.

I don’t know how to assign a custom field with the embed function implemented.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks for your response.

I am using 3.1.0, so that shouldn’t be the issue.

I’ll explain in steps.

I have an adult content provider, which i can export a raw txt file from which i convert into an CSV like this:

1: Title,description,featured_image,embed_html
2: blablabla,blablablablabla,http://image.com/image.jpg,<embed =src”blablabla” etc etc etc</embed>

Now the problem is, that when i use the ; mark, every import’s outcome is the same when mapping, it comes up like this:

title;description;featured_image;embed_html |–select–|

But when i use comma’s, the mapping issue seems fixed, then i get:

Title |–Select–|
Description |–Select–|
Featured_image |–Select–|
Embed_html |–Select–|

But the problem i then get, is when i import the CSV with comma’s in it, (successfully imports all posts btw), is that my post is pretty messed up.

The end of the title shows a comma, also, after the video is imported, my description starts with a comma, ends with a comma followed by the Featured_image URL with a started comma, whilst this should not be mentioned in the post but instead be (as it states) a featured_image.

I really don’t understand how this comes and i’ve been working for over 8 hours straight now to get it working.

Hope you can get a fix.

Regards, Danny