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3/15/2020 8:27 PM
 
Vale_Neat
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DNN v. 09.00.02, Cart Viper 3.9.5

I've tried to import a few test products via CSV onto existing categories in a multilanguage site;

No issues uploading products on the main language (Italian - except it's not possible to modify categories!), but when i try and import products using the secondary language (English) categories, it creates new categories under the default language instead.

What I've tried, with the same wrong outcome:

- switching the website to the secondary language (EN) like I would do when creating a new product via the UI, and then import (csv with 2 products, both with EN categories)

- changing the default store language to English under "store localization" and then import again

I have also tried using the XML import feature that allows you to upload to a specific language, which seems to work fine, but it's not very handy when you have to create the xml with new products yourself. Plus, even in this case is not possible to change the product category after the import.

Any clues?

Thanks

 
 
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