Hi, I use this website for putting the player code into the description area. so long as your files are up on the net somewhere it works fine

http://flash-mp3-player.net/players/normal/generator/

Will give that a try... currently testing with soundcloud...

Don't block important directories like IMG / image dirs... or your products will not show up in Google Images

Great tips... thanks for sharing !

Some general guidance:

1. When dealing with import file issues, the best example to offer is a sample of the file itself.  This should be archived if possible, to prevent any inadvertent modification of the file contents.

2. Data on the source of the file should include the application used to generate the content and the export method and settings used to output the file.

In general, my experience has been that CSV outputs from Excel are problematic, in that the content may be escaped in unexpected ways that cause the parsing code to lose synchronization with the field contents (ie "it gets confused").  Once this happens its rather hard to get more specific than "data is empty or corrupted".   This can often be worked around by using a tab delimited format - which seems to have fewer problems.  Your mileage may vary on this - there are a lot of environmental variables involved..

David

You could "repair" your CSV file with this handy piece of freeware : http://csved.sjfrancke.nl

Thanks for clarifying...

Mine is not a cartoon...

But it has no eyes... which makes me and oldfossil a nice couple:

- hear no evil, sea no evil -


Anyone with a mouthless avatar is welcome.

You could use something like this service :

http://www.maxmind.com/en/geolocation_landing