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I have a non umbraco site with 300 items. These items need to be imported into an Umbraco 7.*.
The current structure under the Umbraco Content node would be something like
Home Node -Our Services -About Us -FAQs -Manufacturer -Samsung -Electronics Product 1 Product 2 -Gadgets Product 3 Product 4 -Mobile Phones Product 5 -Sony -Electronics Product 1 Product 2 -Gadgets Product 3 Product 4 -Mobile Phones Product 5
I'm wondering how i could (or if its possible) to import the 300 products to fit the above Umbraco structure? I assume the data could be XML, JSON, CSV format (but happy to try other formats if required)?
You should create a custom class that reads your CSV file and uses Umbraco Content Service to create a new page per item.
Or you could use the CMS Import package, I think the free license would be enough for 300 items.
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I have a non umbraco site with 300 items. These items need to be imported into an Umbraco 7.*.
The current structure under the Umbraco Content node would be something like
I'm wondering how i could (or if its possible) to import the 300 products to fit the above Umbraco structure? I assume the data could be XML, JSON, CSV format (but happy to try other formats if required)?
You should create a custom class that reads your CSV file and uses Umbraco Content Service to create a new page per item.
Or you could use the CMS Import package, I think the free license would be enough for 300 items.
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