<p>This could be a PHP memory limit issue but it's hard to say until you get access to the log files or can output the error to the browser instead of a blank page.</p>
<p>I would first make sure <code>devMode</code> is enabled in Craft. Then I would look at the log files in <code>storage/logs/web.log</code> or <code>storage/logs/php-errors.log</code>. There might be a lot of stuff logged already, so sometimes it's easier to delete everything in <code>logs</code> and then redo the import and see what errors were logged.</p>

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<p>I'm using the import plugin by Bob Oldehampsink on a localhost Craft2 site, but, although it appears to have installed successfully, when I attempt to upload the .csv file and click on 'next,' I'm met with a blank screen.<br />
I've checked the format of the .csv and have made various changes, but I still get the blank screen (I only ever see the first screen in the Import plugin).
Thanks for any help or suggestions.</p>

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Import Plugin on localhost Craft 2 crashes
# Import Plugin on localhost Craft 2 crashes

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-02-03)

I'm using the import plugin by Bob Oldehampsink on a localhost Craft2 site, but, although it appears to have installed successfully, when I attempt to upload the .csv file and click on 'next,' I'm met with a blank screen.  
I've checked the format of the .csv and have made various changes, but I still get the blank screen (I only ever see the first screen in the Import plugin).
Thanks for any help or suggestions.

**Tags:** plugins, craft2, import

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-02-08. Score: 1

This could be a PHP memory limit issue but it's hard to say until you get access to the log files or can output the error to the browser instead of a blank page.

I would first make sure `devMode` is enabled in Craft. Then I would look at the log files in `storage/logs/web.log` or `storage/logs/php-errors.log`. There might be a lot of stuff logged already, so sometimes it's easier to delete everything in `logs` and then redo the import and see what errors were logged.


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