Part of my problem, was that I was creating a spreadsheet of data to import and did not have my dates in UNIX timestamps.
Eventually, I found that with the use of Feeds Tamper module I was able to import dates if I started as UNIX timestamp AND I found a website where I could batch convert my dates to UNIX timestamps.
We might want to talk about this issue at the dev meeting (if someone is available to speak to the issue and what needs to be done):
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Looks good. Tres bien! It is definitely worth releasing that. We often have people looking for good simple themes and that is quite a thing of beauty whilst being simple.
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Part of my problem, was that I was creating a spreadsheet of data to import and did not have my dates in UNIX timestamps.
Eventually, I found that with the use of Feeds Tamper module I was able to import dates if I started as UNIX timestamp AND I found a website where I could batch convert my dates to UNIX timestamps.
https://www.epochconverter.com/batch
Hi, i got it without Tamper, i used this format "2017-09-17T18:21:26-0500" it works for the Date field and Publish date too, works with XML or CSV