Hi, When I use RO CSVI for User Import, will existing Data be overwritten or updated? How to control the behaviour? Thank you!
Elisa
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Hello Elisa,
What is the difference between overwritten and updated?
Joomla user import uses email as required field. If a user with given email exists in database the values from import file are updated else a new user is created.
will existing Data be overwritten or updated?
What is the difference between overwritten and updated?
How to control the behaviour?
Joomla user import uses email as required field. If a user with given email exists in database the values from import file are updated else a new user is created.
Kind regards,
Tharuna
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Hello Tharua,
how can I prevent that a password will be overridden afterwards?
Example: I import users
User logs in and changes password
I import the same user again - will the password be overwritten then?
Thanks,
Elisa
how can I prevent that a password will be overridden afterwards?
Example: I import users
User logs in and changes password
I import the same user again - will the password be overwritten then?
Thanks,
Elisa
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Hello Elisa,
If there is no password or password_crypt field in import file, it won't be overwritten. The details in import file are the fields which are updated in database, other field values stays the same.
I import the same user again - will the password be overwritten then?
If there is no password or password_crypt field in import file, it won't be overwritten. The details in import file are the fields which are updated in database, other field values stays the same.
Kind regards,
Tharuna
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Hi Tharuna,
but then I have to delete the Passwort value from the already imported users?
Could there be an option for each field to set up the behaviour?
For example only import passwort if its a new record?
thanks
but then I have to delete the Passwort value from the already imported users?
Could there be an option for each field to set up the behaviour?
For example only import passwort if its a new record?
thanks
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Hello Elisa,
You cannot set behaviour on each field but you can do two imports with one user file.
1. To import new users set Overwrite existing data to No on File tab in import settings. This will not overwrite or update existing users. Password is required field to import new users.
2. For existing users set password or password_crypt fields to skip template field so these fields are skipped on import. In this case set Skip new items to Yes on File tab in import settings. Skip new items will not import new users.
You cannot set behaviour on each field but you can do two imports with one user file.
1. To import new users set Overwrite existing data to No on File tab in import settings. This will not overwrite or update existing users. Password is required field to import new users.
2. For existing users set password or password_crypt fields to skip template field so these fields are skipped on import. In this case set Skip new items to Yes on File tab in import settings. Skip new items will not import new users.
Kind regards,
Tharuna
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