Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.It imports the CSV. But you can't find it in the Taxonomy Manager.
I had a category called Location. After uploading the CSV, it would list the category but I could not find it in the category/taxonomy manager
Marcel
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | 4export.zip | 299 bytes | Ne_L@drupal.ru |
| #3 | type.zip | 233 bytes | pamphile |
Comments
Comment #1
decafdennis commentedMarcel, I cannot help you without more information. Please help me reproduce the problem by providing (part of) your CSV file and the exact steps you're following to create the vocabulary and import the CSV file.
Comment #2
decafdennis commentedComment #3
pamphile commentedI am attaching the CSV I uploaded. It was imported.
I am attaching a CSV that would upload but be invisible in the Taxonomy Manager
My first comment involved a complex situation. So let's ignore it.
Comment #4
decafdennis commentedI need the exact steps you're following and the exact settings you're using on the import page.
Also, does it give you the "The CSV file has been imported." message when it's done? Any errors at Administer › Reports › Recent log entries?
Comment #5
pamphile commentedI got the "The CSV file has been imported." message every time I did an import.
I uploaded other CSV but got the same problems. - invisible in the Taxonomy Manager
I didn't didn't see errors on the page.
None errors at Administer › Reports › Recent log entries
Comment #6
Ne_L@drupal.ru commentedExactly the same problem with this file
Comment #7
Ne_L@drupal.ru commentedproblem solved - just concluded a term in quotation marks
Comment #8
Daniel_KM commented