[Amportal-devel] "Mass Upload" Module or Core patc

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Hi all,

I’d really like to add a way to upload a .csv file of users on the
Extensions page, be it IAX/SIP etc, and add them straight into the db.

Is there anything like this in svn, as I couldn’t see one?

Would this be best as a module?

What would you recommend as the best approach?

Any advice greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Gavin.

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Gavin Henry wrote:

[quote] What would you recommend as the best approach?
[/quote]
Heh, I did this with phpMyAdmin, but that’s probably not the most
elegant approach. :slight_smile: The structure of the sip and iax tables are pretty
straightforward, so its easy enough to do a mass import/export. Then,
you just visit the web interface to trigger the reload.

cYa,
Avi

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