Quote Originally Posted by RichBarnett View Post
Sorry, I didn't explain myself properly.

So the previous version that I used was on an older website. I am now building a completely new website so there is no history or connections to older versions, it's a completely different database.

So, if I use the older website I can use v_categories_name_1, v_categories_name_2, v_categories_name_3 to create subcategories. On the new website, it only recognises v_categories_name_1 and nothing more. How can I get it recognise v_categories_name_2, 3 and so on?

Thanks, Rich
And perhaps I did not explain myself, but in addition to that I would like to ask for some information.

A few questions first:
1) In exporting a copy of what is currently in the database (full export or by use of the dropdowns along the top to target a smaller grouping), how do the headings associated with v_categories_name appear? Do they contain _1, _2, and/or _3?
2) How many languages are installed to this new site?
3) In the upper right corner of the EP4 window, what are the designations for the language(s)?
4) What is an example of information populated in v_categories_name_1 for the uploaded file?
5) What version of EP4 is being used on the two sites?

To try to explain what is likely incorrect based on the recent response, I (mis)understood that where a product was to be placed into a sub-sub-category of Nice Blue Trainer, that v_categories_name_1 was populated with Shoes, v_categories_name_2 with Blue and v_categories_name_3 with Nice Blue Trainer. Because the problem described (all items appearing in just the "first" category) and "older/other" versions of Easy Populate (not EasyPopulate V4) acting this way, I *assumed* that the older site was using such an older (non-EP4) version.

I haven't been told of any issues with multiple languages and product being attempted to be entered into sub-categories by use of the language_id (1, 2, 3, etc). If such a problem exists, I would really like to resolve it. Not being told about such a problem doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Ideally we can get to the issue(s) and resolve whatever needs to be addressed.