Resolved line break (CR/LF) in CSVI

Hello,

but what if I have a custom delimiter, it should work without the double quotes then?

If you have a custom delimiter you can't use Excel anyway because you can't specify your own delimiter in Excel. You will need OpenOffice/LibreOffice to specify your own delimiter. You are going to need the double quotes when using the CR/LF linebreaks.

I wonder, why use a custom delimiter. Is there anything wrong with using the comma as where the name comes from Comma Separated Values

You do know that CR/LF is not interpreted by HTML, there it should just be a linebreak like <br />.

Yep, I should use open office for that matter, thank you.

I have pretty complicated articles with shortcodes. Unfortunately, my shortcode plugin understands them only if I start the shortcode with a new line using the actual line break.

Comma as a field delimiter is fine (therefore, it can be CSV still ), but the text delimiter should be something like ~ because " is used in HTML (or I am missing something?)

Can you give me an answer if I can or can't use the line break?

Hello,

but the text delimiter should be something like ~ because " is used in HTML (or I am missing something?)

You are missing something. The CSV specifications state that any " used in your text should be duplicated, so you get things like this

"<a href="/"index.php"">link</a>"

Any spreadsheet will save the data correctly for CSV by duplicating the " where needed. Nothing you need to do for that.

You can use the linebreaks, just make sure you use the text enclosure. CSVI has no issue dealing with linebreaks.