I go to that admin panel and go to the aircraft tab and press export. Then I made a list of all the aircraft I want to add in the same format as the exported csv. Then import the new csv and it gives me the error.
Is it adding the aircraft anyway? It could be a bug, if so, let nabeel know so he can fix it. It also sounds like you may not be filling in everything correctly, putting info in the wrong place.
Is it adding the aircraft anyway? It could be a bug, if so, let nabeel know so he can fix it. It also sounds like you may not be filling in everything correctly, putting info in the wrong place.
I agree it only takes one thing out of place.
I don’t like the import functions caused me more work in the end.
Been with phpvms since 2010 and testing the water with the new version.
Same thing happened here on a fresh phpvms 7 install (last available release).
The error is “CSV file doesn’t seem to match import type” for “Flights” and/or “Aircraft”
Multiple tests have been done, including one starting from the template provided in Downloads. All field are filled correctly and triple checked.
Still the same error. Not sure where the hiccup is but there’s one.
Been with phpvms since 2010 and testing the water with the new version.
Same thing happened here on a fresh phpvms 7 install (last available release).
The error is “CSV file doesn’t seem to match import type” for “Flights” and/or “Aircraft”
Multiple tests have been done, including one starting from the template provided in Downloads. All field are filled correctly and triple checked.
Still the same error. Not sure where the hiccup is but there’s one.
That templates are 4 years old and I am 100% sure that they will fail with latest dev builds due to changes done to the import/export logic during that 4 years.
Best way to get a working csv template is adding an item manually (a flight, an aircraft, a subfleet, a fare etc whatever you need), exporting to csv You will have the 100% compatible edition according to your installed phpvms v7 version.