Hi, can you supply a valid .csv file?
When I try to import using my self-created csv file, I get the following error for each coupon code:
-- That coupon code already exists. Please try again (this is not true, coupon don't exist)
-- Not enough columns to process (in my csv I am using columns a - u)
When I try to export a report to get a valid csv file, I get just 1 cell filled with "~ID,"Coupon Code","Published","Function Type","Function Type 2","Percent or Amount","Discount Type","
When I try to import using my self-created csv file, I get the following error for each coupon code:
-- That coupon code already exists. Please try again (this is not true, coupon don't exist)
-- Not enough columns to process (in my csv I am using columns a - u)
When I try to export a report to get a valid csv file, I get just 1 cell filled with "~ID,"Coupon Code","Published","Function Type","Function Type 2","Percent or Amount","Discount Type","
As long as you have some coupons in your coupons list, go to reports->coupon list and export to excel. That report is a valid csv import, as long as you change the coupon codes.
I'm afraid this doesn't work. I have valid coupons but when I export a list, all I get is 1 single cell filled with the following code:
"~ID","Coupon Code","Published","Function Type","Function Type 2","Percent or Amount","Discount Type"," "br / span style="
Can you send me an example csv file that I can use?
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Can you send me an example csv file that I can use?
Sorry, did not read your original post carefully enough.
What language are you using to export/import?
What language are you using to export/import?
The admin language is set to English, the site language to Dutch.
Hey I set the default site language to English and now my coupons are exported.
so i'm confused. did you have your admin language set to english or something else?
There is definitely a problem with the coupon list report when the language is set to german and a problem with importing also. These 2 issues will be fixed in the next release.
There is definitely a problem with the coupon list report when the language is set to german and a problem with importing also. These 2 issues will be fixed in the next release.
First I had the admin language set to english and the site language to Dutch. Then I could not export the coupons.
Now I have both the admin language and the site language set to english and now the export function works. However, the output is a comma seperated file which cannot be read by excel or another csv editor. Which editor do you recommend to edit the csv file?
Now I have both the admin language and the site language set to english and now the export function works. However, the output is a comma seperated file which cannot be read by excel or another csv editor. Which editor do you recommend to edit the csv file?
I use excel. I think it is a regional setting, depending on your region from reading this post:
http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=134498&page=1
It is possible to change the delimiter but requires updating the code.
http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=134498&page=1
It is possible to change the delimiter but requires updating the code.
Hi, changing the regional settings did not work for me. But I got it working now, here's what I did.
- create csv file in excel
- in notepad: search/replace delimiter ; to , (this still gives no working file, error: "No ID specified")
- open/save in CSVed (= free csv editor), apparently this corrects the strings
- import in awocoupon
- done
When I use Notepad to compare the .csv file before/after saving it in CSVed, I see no difference. But the 'converted' file works, the other not.
Anyway, quite a workaround but it works ... Note that I have left both the administrator language and site language to Dutch and the new import worked anyway.
- create csv file in excel
- in notepad: search/replace delimiter ; to , (this still gives no working file, error: "No ID specified")
- open/save in CSVed (= free csv editor), apparently this corrects the strings
- import in awocoupon
- done
When I use Notepad to compare the .csv file before/after saving it in CSVed, I see no difference. But the 'converted' file works, the other not.
Anyway, quite a workaround but it works ... Note that I have left both the administrator language and site language to Dutch and the new import worked anyway.
Yes it is. In the next release, you will be able to select your delimiter on the configuration screen.
you can now set the delimiter in version 1.4.0. It is also possible to import in all languages supported.