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Problem:
Import post type relationships data with WP All Import plugin.
Solution:
WP All Import plugin supports Toolset relationship, but it requires another addon: WP All Import – Toolset Types Add-On
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Last updated by 5 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hi there!
I have two custom post types:
- gemeentes (= cities), with a standard post field 'title' and a custom field 'postcode' (= zipcode)
- provincies (= provinces), with standard post field 'title'
Every city has one province and one province can have multiple cities (1 to many, see screenshot1.PNG). In WordPress, I've already created all possible Belgian provinces. See screenshot2.PNG.
Via WP All Import, I want to import a .csv-list with all Belgian cities and it's related provinces (see screenshot3.PNG). I found out how I can link the field 'zipcode' and the field 'name' to the corresponding fields, but I can't find how I can link the province field in the .csv-file to the province in the toolset relationship.
Any idea if I can solve this issue please? If not, it seems that I have to put the province in the cities table (what makes it a larger database ofcourse).
Thanks for your incoming answer!
Kind regards,
Sam Clauw
