CSV import export

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  • August 24, 2017 at 1:40 pm #28206 Reply

    Hi Stephen,
    Hope your having a great day.
    I am using your plugin on my site and really like it.
    I am thinking about buying the pro version, I don’t need any of the features, simply to support your effort.

    What I would like to know is,
    1- When do you think the CSV import export will be updated ?
    2- Can I keep a master CSV file and update it and add to it, and never really need to edit a calendar entry via the backend single event page ?

    Thanks very much for you time, Aaron

    Aaron Becker
    August 24, 2017 at 10:31 pm #28210 Reply

    Hi Aaron,

    Regarding (2), the CSV importer is for one-off imports. If you import the same CSV file multiple times, then you’ll have multiple events created, so it’s not really intended for as a solution for storing/editing events, more of a means of moving events from one system to another.

    Regarding (1) – what features are you looking for in the CSV import/export?

    Stephen Harris
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