I changed the file link from https:// to http:// and that resolved the issue.
I am a new Omeka Classic 2.7.1 user and cannot successfully import a .jpg or .pdf file with CSV import plugin, but can import metadata if I remove the file column. The file url is to a publicly available website. I select still image as the item type and map dc values, but I am not sure how to map the “file” column. I do check the file box.
Can you help me?
Dump of current csv file data follows:
dcterm:identifier,dcterm:title,dcterm:description,dcterm:source,file
r01a01-02,1850s,“Series 1, Subseries A, Box 1, Folder 2”,Frances Cabaniss Roberts Collection,https://dkdayton.net/uah/roberts2.jpg
(Had hesitated to enable error reporting due to this advice, which was on my training-wheels <omeka.net> site.)
Hi Stephen,
The plugin does not usually provide specific information as to why a CSV failed. If you send us the CSV, though, we’re happy to take a look and see what might be causing the issue.
Installed & attempting to use CSV Import plugin. Followed all instructions & watched the video.
Import of two items skips both (2) items. Each item has a file URL, which is public and permanent. Format matches those shown in the videos.
I would like to see the error logs. How do I turn on error log display on Omeka.net?
Rookie mistake. My first time back on the command line in 20 years.
Fixed all the blanks in the URLs. Partial success! The resulting item’s file is properly imported, with references to full-size & thumbnails. The URL back to the original has replaced %20 with blanks.
Errors: Imports the first record then skips the final two records.
Also: does not associate the tag with the item. The tag appears on the “Tags” list, but is not associated with the item.
Visually reviewed the CSV and I can’t see anything amiss.
Here is the last four lines in the error log, from two import attempts that each skipped the final two of three records. Looks like it’s calling Omeka, and getting a 404?
