Change deliminators

Hello gteigland,
you can customize the settings in the plugin parameters. Even customize the templates. See tab General...

Also you do not need special template for more records. Just add &formatter=cvs&limit=1000 and you wll get 1000 records on any template.

Yes, you can change the delimiter and separator symbols used in your CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file to avoid conflicts with the content in your records. Instead of using the default double quotes (") as the text qualifier and comma (,) as the field separator, you can choose different symbols.

To change the symbols, you need to modify the export settings or specify custom options while exporting or saving your records as a CSV file. The exact method to do this depends on the software or tool you are using to perform the export. gold miner

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Absolutely, Gene! You can change the delimiter and separator characters used in your CSV export with the &formatter parameter. Here's how:

Default Delimiters:

By default, &formatter=csv uses:

Delimiter: Double quote (") Separator: Comma (,) Changing Delimiters:

To use different characters, specify them after csv in the &formatter parameter. Here's the syntax:

&formatter=csv delim: sep: Example:

Let's say you want to use a pipe (|) as the delimiter and a semicolon (;) as the separator:

&formatter=csv delim:| sep:; This will export your records with each cell separated by a pipe and enclosed within infinite craft pipes if the content itself contains a pipe or semicolon.

Important Note:

Escaping Delimiters: If your data contains the new delimiter character you choose (e.g., pipe), you'll need to escape it within the data itself using a backslash (). Compatibility: Make sure the application importing your CSV file can handle the chosen delimiter and separator characters. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.