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14 years 1 month ago #87178 by James Anderson
Adding custom fields to the admin menu was created by James Anderson
Gidday fellow K2 users,I am trying to develop a new website for my work and need to import 'ALOT' of pre existing csv data. It is for a magazine company i a need to make seperate catergories for each issue of the magazine. The data as it stands has a column showing what issue of the magazine it came from. I need a way to get this to show up in the items so i can place it in the proper catergory once everything is imported. It looks like the K2 import tool is going to do most of the work for me but i cant make it auto select the catergory from the csv data and place it in the right place. I dont mind dragging the articles into the cartergories by hand by i need a way to tell what catergory it was in! Any ideas on this would great! CheersJames

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14 years 1 month ago #87179 by william white
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See if this community.getk2.org/forum/topics/k2-csv-import-tool
will be helpfull. I think it lets you choose the category from the csv file

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14 years 1 month ago #87180 by James Anderson
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Cheers for the reply..

This is the tool ive purchased! haha It lets you choose one catergory to import the content into IE;

Home
Magazine ( this catergory )
photos
contact
shop

But i need to split it up so it imports like this:

Home
Magazine
Issues one (some articles go in here)
Issue two (some more here)
issue three (and some more here)

but i cant get it to place the articles into the correct catergories using a value in the csv file issue 01 catergory,value= 01 in the csv.

any ideas?

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14 years 1 month ago #87181 by william white
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Search for this Content Uploader Pro for Joomla!
it also does k2, but im not sure that anything will change things on the fly. I think you have to have the categories set up in your csv and then the import pushes them in to that category if it exists or creates a new category if it doesnt and then adds it.

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