Hi David
The database I am supplied with comes with up to 10 images in the column. Example below:
http://www.roamfree.com/SharedImages/ACCOM_PROVIDERS/33045/L_45119_sb3.jpg, http://www.roamfree.com/SharedImages/ACCOM_PROVIDERS/33045/Standard Double_L.jpg, http://www.roamfree.com/SharedImages/ACCOM_PROVIDERS/33045/DSC_1010_L.JPG, http://www.roamfree.com/SharedImages/ACCOM_PROVIDERS/33045/DSC_1012_L.JPG, http://www.roamfree.com/SharedImages/ACCOM_PROVIDERS/33045/DSC_1001_L.JPG
Is there any way of setting up a filter to only use the first image such as below:
http://www.roamfree.com/SharedImages/ACCOM_PROVIDERS/33045/L_45119_sb3.jpg
I have contacted the distributer but it is the only way they have it. Format is csv
Regards
Peter
Hello Peter,
If the images are comma separated along with (and in sync with) the header row, then each should have a separate field name and you can just register the first image field as usual.
However, if the the separator is something different, and the image field contains a list of image URLs separated by a comma, then you can use a new filter described in this thread. After adding the code into includes/filter.php, you can add a new Explode filter against the Image URL field for this feed. On the configuration page, enter "," (without the quotes) in the Explode Character or String field, and 0 as the return index. After re-importing, the field should be broken down into just the first URL in the list!
Cheers,
David.