Learn how you can set additional field values when exporting content from Google Docs
Using the Google Docs add-on
Using the Cloudpress application
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field in WordPress, the value must be an image, as in the example screenshot at the top of this page. All other field values must be specified as a text value, and Cloudpress will try its best to convert that to the correct value for the field.
In cases where the field can accept a list of items, such as the categories
field in WordPress, you can delimit items with a semi-colon (;
). Once again, you can refer to the screenshot at the top of this page for an example.
Field '<fieldname>' was not found
The resolve this problem, make sure that the property name matches a field in your CMS. You can refer to the documentation for your CMS in the Integrations section of the documentation for more information.
The value supplied for the '<fieldname>' field is incompatible with the field type
This can happen, for example, when the field is expecting text, but you specify an image in the property value column. The resolve this problem, make sure that the value you supply is compatible with the type of field in your CMS.
You can refer to the documentation for your CMS in the Integrations section of the documentation for more information.
The value '<value>' supplied for the field '<fieldname>' is invalid. <explanation>.
The screenshot below gives an example of this. In this case, the user tried to set the value for the categories
field in WordPress, but no category with the name or ID “Category 3” exists. Cloudpress try and give an explanation for the error and how to fix it. In the screenshot below, Cloudpress states that the value must match the ID or title of an existing category in WordPress.
You can refer to the documentation for your CMS in the Integrations section of the documentation for more information.