Reply to "PIC URLs in CSV files."

auctivacraigAuctiva Support Manager

Hello again,

that is the image URL, so that is where and how the image is stored once it has been uploaded to Auctiva. There is no way to not have the URL formatted in that way and each image must have a URL as that is what is referenced in your active listings.

The CSV files do not actually upload your images, but reference an image location and, sadly, there are no other acceptable way to upload image data via the CSV tool (note you can use third party URLs if you store your images elsewhere and have the URL for your images available).

- Craig

2/20/239:07 AM

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