Template

[nicboyde]

ImportX uses default template. If default template does not have TVs, the TVs, although accepted by Imprtx are not populated. Easy fix: change default template to the the one you want to use, then change it back afterwards.

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[Mark-H]

Are you requesting I add a template selection, or is this more of an FYI?
Op 13 jan. 2012 07:19 schreef "Nic Boyde" <
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het volgende:

ImportX uses default template. If default template does not have TVs, the
TVs, although accepted by Imprtx are not populated. Easy fix: change
default template to the the one you want to use, then change it back
afterwards.

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[nicboyde]

An FYI for others, and a request to document this in the manual.

[rwam]

It would be nice to have a template selection, because I want to import different content into different templates and it isn't useful to change the default template every time. It would be nice, but now I use this trick too.

[sylbal]

+1 for this feature, I have content to import that uses several TV not activated on default template. Either specifing the template id in the csv or in the Parameters tab would be great.

[crimsonpixel]

Being able to specify ID of template would be a great addition to this extra. Used this on a couple of sites and neither have used what would have been the default template.

[crimsonpixel]

I have discovered that this is available as part of the import options - my set up:

pagetitle;longtitle;tv13;tv14;tv15;tv16;tv17;tv18;description;introtext;template

I then added the template ID at the end and it works absolutely fine. May be worth adding to documentation :)