You will need to create separate imports for separate models. At that
point it might be better to create your own admin view to import several
models at a time, calling the individual model importer in the right order.
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Hi,
The management command product_db works with some changes made.
1. mkdir "/tmp/orig/product" where LOCAL_IMG_DIR="/tmp/orig"
2. Copy all your imagefiles to "/tmp/orig/product"
3. Make small changes as mentioned in the new product_db.py attached with
this post.
Repeat test:
1. python
Hi,
This is what i did with django-import-export
1. pip install django-import-export
2.# add to settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'import_export',)
3. Modified lib/python2.7/site-packages/cartridge/shop and added following code
from import_export import resources
from
Hi,
W.r.t Product_db command i tried the following with single django pony
sample data loaded with createdb.
1. python manage.py product_db --export cur.csv
2. Deleted the single django product using admin panel manualy so that
there wont be any issues with indexing or sku.
3. python manage.py
What have you tried so far? What errors are you getting?
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Hi,
The import seems to be an issue with both Product_db command
and django-import-export.
Can some one explain exact shell commands that would be required to add a
product to
1. shop category
2. shop/subcategory
from python manage.py shell or
some other sugestion on utils available.
