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Hi Franky,
I am trying to import members from a csv, but the error message ‘Not all required fields present.’ keeps popping up.
tested both with
“Last name”,”First name”,”E-mail”,”Membership”,”Start”
as with
“lastname”,”firstname”,”email”,”membership”,”zip”
Any idea? Can you indicate whether the help is still actual?
“There are 5 columns required: “lastname”,”firstname”,”email”,”membership” and “start_date”. ”
Thanks!
Well, you found your own problem: the columns are indeed “lastname”,”firstname”,”email”,”membership” and “start_date”. In both your examples you did not use those.
Hi Franky,
you were right. But if I change the fields =>
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If I upload this:
“lastname”,”firstname”,”email”,”membership”,”start_date”
“test”,”test”,”test@test.be”,”Lidmaatschap Volwassenen (NL)”,”januari 1, 2021″
Or is it the format of the date field that goes wrong?
Thanks!
Like the doc states:
The columns “start_date”, “end_date” and “creation_date” should be in the format YYYY-MM-DD
Maybe I should show some validation error beforehand, but that would mean to walk through every line … I’ll see how to handle that a bit better
Thanks, that was the issue. My confusion came from the fact that when I exported an existing member to csv (to see how the file should be made up), he exported the date like mentioned before. But you are correct, the documentation states the correct format, my bad 🙂
Kind regards,
Kevin
The csv export is more a frontend export, not a db export. But the next version will make the error messages upon import a bit more clear too (code ready already) 🙂
Great, looking forward!
To the point support as well 🙂