I want to create a CSV file, where each listing will have several pictures. How is this done in the CSV file?
I will be using non-Auctiva image hosting.
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Hi PhilthyCollins,
Thanks for contributing to our forum. Our Upload from File tool currently only supports the addition of one image per listing so, in order to add multiple images to a listing you are uploading from a CSV file, you would need to add each image after the first by editing the item from your Saved Listings page once it has been uploaded.
I have shared your comments in this regard with our Product Management team though and we will take them into consideration when planning future updates to our site.
We appreciate the feedback. If you need any further assistance with your account, please feel free to contact our Customer Support team by mousing over the “Help” tab on our site and selecting the “File Support Case” option.
-Mike
Thanks for contributing to our forum. Our Upload from File tool currently only supports the addition of one image per listing so, in order to add multiple images to a listing you are uploading from a CSV file, you would need to add each image after the first by editing the item from your Saved Listings page once it has been uploaded.
I have shared your comments in this regard with our Product Management team though and we will take them into consideration when planning future updates to our site.
We appreciate the feedback. If you need any further assistance with your account, please feel free to contact our Customer Support team by mousing over the “Help” tab on our site and selecting the “File Support Case” option.
-Mike
Mike, you are incorrect...to a degree.
If we use self hosted images, they can be separated by the pipe character, within the CSV file, and thus mulitple images are then allowed within an import file.
Your answer may apply to Auctiva hosted images...I am not sure.
If we use self hosted images, they can be separated by the pipe character, within the CSV file, and thus mulitple images are then allowed within an import file.
Your answer may apply to Auctiva hosted images...I am not sure.
Hi PhilthyCollins
Thank you very much for pointing that out. I stand corrected!
I also confirmed that it is possible to accomplish this using Auctiva hosted images, but doing so basically requires entering the URLs of those images (separated by the “|” character) similar to the process of using externally hosted images.
-Mike
Thank you very much for pointing that out. I stand corrected!
I also confirmed that it is possible to accomplish this using Auctiva hosted images, but doing so basically requires entering the URLs of those images (separated by the “|” character) similar to the process of using externally hosted images.
-Mike