I am attempting to import a csv file. My images are saved in the correct folder, I've mapped the fields necessary and simply trying to go through the import steps. On step 7 of 8 a blank screen appears. I am importing a Ubercart product type "photographs". I also tried changing some of the mapping and product type and the blank step 7 still happens.

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lbrown commented
Title: Blank Screen on Step 7 of 8 » Blank Screen on Step 7 of 8 (import ubercart products)

Removed my vocabulary terms and re-attempted to import. Same blank screen. No error message, no code in source view, nothing. Also tried to import the same data as a blog type and worked great. However, I did not need to specify an image. I thought it might be a problem with imagecache. Nope, I updated it after the initital bug report. Also updated all my modules and drupal to the most current update available.

Lena Brown

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marcus7777 commented
Title: Blank Screen on Step 7 of 8 (import ubercart products) » Blank Screen on Step 7 of 8

hi Lena and all,
I have seen several.
I have had the same trouble, but it was with a node type of my own devising. I eventually fixed it by removing the image_field that were not 'required'. That seemed to fix it nicely. Thank you Lena for your clues. I hope this helps

Good luck with all your projects.

Marcus

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GreyHawk commented

Nevermind. Now I'm working on a node import that requires images, and am getting the same thing; appears to be a problem with images.

Click in the URL window, at the end of the URL. Hit enter.

I've seen this several times, but not just with Node Import.

It's a timeout from the server, in my case; hitting enter at the end of the URL sends the program to the next step, and it completes fine. Test with your original data stream again to verify.

NOTE: Doesn't always happen on that step; can happen at the very start or anywhere in-between. Also happens occasionally during update.php and module adds -- the same trick works for the update.php stalls, but not for the module selections. Those, I usually have to select fewer modules. Sometimes, I can only activate one at a time. :/

Depends on the server, the activity level, the connection integrity...factors that change between several sites that I support. But that trick works on 90% of the instances.

Good luck -- please update if you try it. I'm curious if that's your issue.

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mailfox commented

Use FireFox

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asak commented

Ok - i had this issue and was going pretty nuts.

Try this: remove the php.ini file from the root of drupal, see if that helps ;)