I'm trying to import a sitemap into webscraper.io.
I have a big list of URLs that I need to import, as I don't want to input them manually into the sitemap creator field - they are more than 300 urls.
What's the right JSON format?
Thanks in advance
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this is my problem. I have this huge Json extract as output from Azure form Recognizer.What I need is to extract the two tables as shown in the screen shoot
. The Json output file has both the objects extracted from Azure form recoognizer (Json file and both the pdf attached for your kind reference). I need to extract both the tables in a pandas df and append them as one table and then take the output as CSV. Could anyone please help in this regard.
Json and Pdf file link here (since there is no way to attach the file directly here) --> https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18gAPDuXsp8Td9WysoNcH_l1HoijOf8BK?usp=sharing
I have a csv file with over 10,000 products but when i try to import i get the below error
Property Product->description is not valid
Property Product->name is not valid
So when i checked those products in the csv, they dont have a description or title. Since there are over 10000 products its very difficult to sort the ones with the title or description.
So is there away to import the file even the fields are empty? Im using Prestashop 1.7
Any help will be appreciated
this post is still popular for somebody. that's why I want to reply it.
so, this problem occurs when the import file's structure is not correct for P.S
there is a strange stiation for export/import on Prestashop side. Today I export categories from 1.7.8.7 and try to import on another store which is same P.S version. But I faced the same error.
Then, I downloaded the sample import data from P.S Admin, relasided that the structure was different (exported csv vs example-import csv file).
To download example CSV file, see here: https://prnt.sc/ieZIAsXOkH8y
To understand the differences, see here: https://prnt.sc/MAyd5weCvvNX
So, I replaced the structure like example-import csv, finally it worked!
The point is being sure about your import file's structre is same with the Prestashop expectation.
Note that the error is same but my example is for category.
I see references to Get As CSV once I am done with a Yahoo Pipe from other video sources but the link seems not to exist any longer under more options?
Is there an additional step I am meant to take to get this working?
And if not, how do I get my Pipe to export as CSV so that I can import it into another desktop app?
Thank you
Here you go:
Go to the page of your pipe, for example: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=99240a186b2099bc028d7d7e37c1f224
Click on the Get as RSS link, for example:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=99240a186b2099bc028d7d7e37c1f224&_render=rss
Edit the URL, change the render=rss to render=csv, for example: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=99240a186b2099bc028d7d7e37c1f224&_render=csv
I'm new to Joomla 1.5 and have to create a component in charge of importing data from a CSV file. These data are custom content types, and after a few searches I selected FlexiContent which seems perfect to create my types.
Now I want to import the data I got on CSV in the CMS with all their custom fields, within the good custom type. So far, no trace of documentation about how to do it "properly".
I found links about people inserting manually in database data, but I'l sure there is a safe way to do it using Flexicontent framework.
The Flexicontent forum seems broken on registration and I cannot ask here...
Any suggestions? Thanks a lot !
Did you try latest version of FLEXIcontent ?
it has improved CSV import for Content Items
-- with many more options/capabilities and
-- more user-friendly debugging of the import process
Hey all,
I have an array collection of strings and integers (which I have displayed in a data grid) and I am wondering if it is possible to export the array collection into an html table? or even a text file for the user to download
I found some pages that had an export to .xls files but I want to stray away from that for now.
Thanks in advance!
Yes, you can export a DataGrid to an HTML table or a text file.
But you'll have to write your own conversion routine to do so. If you want the user to download a file, you'll most likely need to send the data back to the server and have that server process it; then send the user a download link.