Closed (fixed)
Project:
Taxonomy CSV import/export
Version:
6.x-4.1
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
7 Feb 2009 at 22:32 UTC
Updated:
11 Dec 2009 at 08:48 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
yourrfriend commentedi have to add something about problem.
Turkish Character problem exists mostly if first letter of the word is a Turkish special like İ (İstanbul) or Ç (Çanakkale). After importing the csv file if first letter of word is İ,Ç, Ş, Ö then this characters omitted-blank at imported word.
In database tables it is also omitted.
İstanbul becomes stanbul. İzmir becomes zmir.
Üniversite becomes niversite.
i attached sample csv as text file.
baris
Comment #2
rbl commentedSame problem with regular latin characters like àáãâéê...
First character is removed.
Ricardo
Comment #3
Daniel_KM commentedHi,
You need to protect terms beginning with a non-ascii letter with quotation marks as "émotion".
I make a patch where I indicate it in the help (and other improvments), but it's a it's a php and not a Drupal bug. See http://drupal.org/node/377056.
Sincerly,
Daniel Berthereau
Comment #4
Joker-TR commentedHi all,
I ve got same problem.
Ive got a csv file that including "Süleyman" data.
But when I imported this csv, I ve got a blank field...
thanks for help..
Comment #5
Daniel_KM commentedHi,
Could you tell me which releases of taxonomy_csv and Drupal do you use?
Generally, when you use neither only ascii characters neither utf8 encoded file, you need to protect all your terms with quotation marks, as :
"Süleyman","Türk Kağanları ve Sultanları","Süleyman TÜRK"Furthermore, "tab" separator between fields, as in comment # 1, is currently not supported.
You can save your file with quotes and utf-8 encoding with OpenOffice Calc to avoid problems.
Regards,
Daniel
Comment #6
Daniel_KM commented