Hi,
this is the correct file.
As you can see, I render the data as a html-table (which starts above the code you mentioned) and where each form field is put into a tr. (There is only one of these tr's in the code you mentioned, there are more). So you might have to change the html completely form table to something else or put more than one field into a tr...
But basically this is the correct place to start with.
About your import problem. Do you need a one time import or is this something which you have to do repeatedly. If the data are already in a database and you only need a one time import, maybe it would be easier to use mysql export to file and import file instead of using a csv-file. and adapt the exported data before you import them.
If this is a task, which you have to perform repeatedly I could write a custom script for you, as paid work. If you import data into Visforms you have to deal with proper id-index, overhead fields like the user, who created the record set must be set properly. To some extend, import data might have to be validated. The amount of time, necessary for the implementation depends on such things (does the import file contain all information, is there some validation to do, do you need to be able to select the import file or can it just be a name/folder convention so that Visforms just uses the file with this name in this folder, do you need other options to control the import,..). So this is certainly not done in 1 or 2 hours but more like a day.
Regards,
Aicha
Regards,
Aicha