TGPX Tip For Importing Galleries From File

[sarettah]

I might be missing something here but why are you going through the textpad, etc when you could just go file->Download As->comma-separated to get your .csv file format that it appears you are creating?


I am probably missing something. But since I don't use TGPX it really doesn't matter ;p

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[Toby]

Originally Posted by sarettah

I might be missing something here but why are you going through the textpad, etc when you could just go file->Download As->comma-separated to get your .csv file format that it appears you are creating?

I am probably missing something. But since I don't use TGPX it really doesn't matter ;p

TGPX Import From File requires pipe delimited text files. That makes sense when you consider that a comma within a description is likely, where a pipe is not.

[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by Toby

TGPX Import From File requires pipe delimited text files. That makes sense when you consider that a comma within a description is likely, where a pipe is not.

That and I f'ing hate csv files. Excel gets really confused anytime you change anything that isn't simple text in a cell. Like if you make a column wider so you can read it, then click save. It tells you you're saving it & that it's not compatible & blah blah blah. If you then click OK, the file is saved. But when you close the window, it asks you if you wanted to save the file, which you just did. So you click Yes & it asks you want file name you want to save it as (as if you selected Save As instead of Save) So you save it as the file name it currently is & it warns you that you're over-writing the file, then gives you the blah blah blah warnings again. It's f'ing mind numbing