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@ -23,8 +23,16 @@ The special columns that can be used are:
* **special_item_id** - Inform the item ID in the Tainacan database. This is useful when re-importing items and let the user decide wether to update existing items or ignore them and only add new items.
* **special_document** - let the user inform the item document. See "Importing files and attachments"
* **special_attachments** - let the user inform the attachments. See "Importing files and attachments"
* **special_comment_status** - Inform the item allows comment. Possible values are open or closed.
* **special_comment_status** - Inform if the item is open for comments. Possible values are open or closed. Default is closed.
Example:
```
name, special_item_status, special_comment_status
item uno, draft, closed
item due, private, closed
item tre, publish, open
```
### Importing files and attachments
@ -56,18 +64,6 @@ Many images,http://example.com/image.jpg||http://example.com/image2.jpg||http://
Images uploaded via FTP,myfolder/image.jpg||myfolder/image2.jpg
```
### importing using items status
You can specifies two status config of item when importing using the special columns: `special_item_status`, which will set the item status, a possible values are draft, private or publish, and `special_comment_status` which will set the if the item will accept a comments the possible values are open or closed.
Example:
```
name, special_item_status, special_comment_status
item uno, draft, closed
item due, private, closed
item tre, publish, open
```
## Creating metadata on the fly