Table Maker for CSV
Table maker for CSV: A Joomla module for creating HTML table from CSV
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Originally created by: mostafa272
Download:
mod_tablemakerforcsv.zip
Originally posted by: lambertgithub
Hello Mostafa,
How can I achieve pagination with your module? I was hoping to have a 10, 20, 30, 50 items. Thank you very much.
Originally posted by: mostafa272
Download Table Maker for CSV Version 2.0:
mod_tablemakerforcsv_v2.zip
If you found it useful, please write a review for this module on JED:
https://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/extension/news-display/tables-a-lists/table-maker-for-csv/
Originally posted by: surendargr
Hi Mostafa,
I see the pagination settings in the module, but I am not able to get it work. I have 12 rows, I set 6 rows per page, but still I see all 12 rows as a single table.
Am I missing something?
-Suren
Originally posted by: surendargr
I think you missed to upload the js folder :
('modules/mod_tablemakerforcsv/js/jquery.dataTables.min.js');
This is referred in default.php but I dont see js folder the module zip file
Originally posted by: mostafa272
@surendargr Thank you for informing me. I forgot to add js folder in manifest file. The js folder has been added and you can use it. Please download again and check it. Remember only version 2.0 of the module has pagination ability.
Originally posted by: dillblits
This module says the file must first be loaded into the image directory. Where is the image directory located? How do I get to it? How do I upload files to it?
Originally posted by: mostafa272
@dillblits Please upload your csv files in images folder of Joomla. In back-end (admin panel) of Joomla, from 'Content' item of top menu, go to 'Media', then you find images folder of Joomla. To add .csv to legal file extensions list, click on 'Options' button (in the 'Media' section), then add csv to legal extensions (File types) field.
Originally posted by: dillblits
Mostafa,
Thanks for your quick response. As you directed I have modified the legal
site extensions under Media...Options to include ".csv". I can then upload
the csv files to the images folder or to the images/csv folder I created.
When I click on the Insert/Edit File button, File Manager opens. It shows
the folders, but it renames the image folder to the home folder. However
none of my csv files appear. All the other files in the image folder and
its subfolders appear. Is there another adjustment I need to make to get
the csv files to appear?
Richard
On Sun, Aug 19, 2018 at 1:48 AM Mostafa Shahiri notifications@github.com
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Originally posted by: mostafa272
@dillblits You work with Joomla on a localhost (virtualhost) or a real host? All settings of Media have been placed in options section. Play with fields values and test them in different states. Try with changing the mime type field and adding the text/csv or application/excel to it. I hope it solves your problem. Can you find your uploaded csv file in the 'select a file' field of 'Table Maker for CSV' module settings?
Originally posted by: dillblits
Mostafa,
My Joomla site is live at https://www.longviewcoop.com/rewrite2018/index.php
The site is still being developed. I have found out what I was doing wrong
and now can use your module. I found the file under "Select a file". Where
can I find the output of your module?
Richard
On Sun, Aug 19, 2018 at 5:28 PM Mostafa Shahiri notifications@github.com
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Originally posted by: mostafa272
@dillblits You should assign a position to the module. In Joomla, modules are displayed in the different positions have been defined in template. In module settings, assign a position to the module to see its output.
Originally posted by: dillblits
Mostafa,
I assigned a position to the module and the output showed up. The problem
is that I want to use the output as an article but there does not seem to
be any way to assign a category to the module. Do you know of a module that
allows me to make an article from a csv file?
Richard
On Wed, Aug 22, 2018 at 7:07 AM Mostafa Shahiri notifications@github.com
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Originally posted by: dillblits
Mostafa,
I figured out how to embed the output of your module into an article which
does what I want. But I can't figure out how to do this a second time. I
got media to accept one csv file. When I try to upload a second csv file I
get the message, "File type not supported." Any ideas of what I should do?
Richard
On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 6:04 PM Richard Johnson richjn@gmail.com wrote:
Originally posted by: mostafa272
@dillblits
As I told you before, All settings of Media managment have been placed in options section. Play with fields values and test them in different states. Try with changing the mime type field and adding the text/csv or application/excel to it. I hope it solves your problem.