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Hello!
I think JEvents Gold Member would be the right choice for us. But I have some questions:
there is a Import feature for CSV files.
But I have a PHP script for Importing from another mysql table. so I think I have to create some IDs if I import the data with my script? am I right?
Thank you.
I think JEvents Gold Member would be the right choice for us. But I have some questions:
there is a Import feature for CSV files.
But I have a PHP script for Importing from another mysql table. so I think I have to create some IDs if I import the data with my script? am I right?
Thank you.
Hello,
For CSV imports, please see:
https://www.jevents.net/frequently-aske ... csv-format
You would yes and also create the repeat patterns and map to the relative categories and assets.
Many thanks
Tony
For CSV imports, please see:
https://www.jevents.net/frequently-aske ... csv-format
You would yes and also create the repeat patterns and map to the relative categories and assets.
Many thanks
Tony
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Hello,
It's more complicated that just doing ids. It involves a lot of mapping and rows.
Why can't you use the CSV/iCal import?
Thanks
Tony
It's more complicated that just doing ids. It involves a lot of mapping and rows.
Why can't you use the CSV/iCal import?
Thanks
Tony
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Hello,
They can do this via the frontend import. You can also set a file location within the calendars. Create a new one and from url. You can then set it to import on a cronjob.
Many thanks
Tony
They can do this via the frontend import. You can also set a file location within the calendars. Create a new one and from url. You can then set it to import on a cronjob.
Many thanks
Tony
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