How to format the CSV file for importing listing images

In order to allow for commas in the caption, a double colon is added between images:

::

For each image reference you need a file reference, media ID, title and caption.
For example, the data required to import 2 images would be in this format:

file reference|media ID|title|caption::file reference|media ID|title|caption

File reference

(Note: if you are importing an exported CSV the images will have a media ID and will not be processed)

1. Manual bulk upload: Use the filename like this: 
   filename.extension (for example hotel.jpg) then you can bulk upload the images to the current month upload directory as shown in the examples below.
2. Download and Import image: If you are adding a new image that does not have a media ID you can reference the image as a URL and it will be downloaded and imported into your system. (URLs must contain a valid image extension.)
   https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/year/month/my-image.jpg 
   Note: This URL is only shown as an example.
3. Externally hosted images: If you wish to use an external image, you can reference the external image and add a "#" before it, this will let the system know to not download it.
   #https://mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/year/month/my-image.jpg 
   

Media ID

1. Leave this empty when importing new listings.
2. When updating listings, include the image ID as exported.

Title and Caption

1. Can be shown as part of image displays. 
2. These can be left blank.
3. For example with a title "City map" and caption "An image of a city map":
   

Examples

Import 3 images only:

1.jpg|||::2.jpg|||::3.jpg|||

Import 2 images with title and caption:

hotel.jpg||Hotel|This is a nice hotel::restaurant.jpg||Restaurant|This is a nice restaurant