Toolset plugins offer a built-in import/export functionality, which allows you to transfer what you have built from one website to another.
In our documentation pages, you can also find information on how to import content of an entire site into WordPress.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to give us some information about the data that you import/export.
Problem: I am trying to import a Views export file into another site, but I get an error message that says "The XML file could not be read".
Solution: This particular case includes some custom image sizes attached to a test template. The custom image sizes produce invalid XML structure. Deleting the test template solves this issue.
Problem: I have an RFG set up on my site, and I would like to import content using a CSV import tool.
Solution: You should import each row of the RFG as though it is a new post, where the post type slug is identical to the RFG slug. The column format for the CSV file is dependent upon the CSV import tool you are using, but usually must include a column for specifying a parent post title or GUID with the column header format _toolset_associations_{RFG slug}. There should also probably be columns for post title, post author, and any custom fields you want to import for each row of the RFG. See the examples provided in this ticket for more information, and refer to the documentation for your preferred CSV import tool.
Problem:
I have to choose a CSV importer plugin for a project.
The site has an items catalog build with Toolset CPT and custom fields.
The items CPT uses custom fields and repeatable groups.
Will support multiple languages (planned on using WPML).
From reading the docs WP All Import Plugin and WP Ultimate CSV Importer are the two best choices, they both claim to support relationships and repeatable field groups.
Any reason to choose one or the other? Pros and Cons in how they play nice with Toolset?
Let me know any other info about the site that might be useful to keep in consideration.
