If you use a variable library (Adobe's term for importing a CSV or XML file) that's XML, you can have spaces in your image's file path.
For example, file:////Volumes/GoogleDrive/My Drive/Automation/some photo image.png
In the xml dataset the the url is between the variable tags, and it's unquoted. For example:
<your_image_variable> file:////Volumes/GoogleDrive/My Drive/Automation/some photo image.png</your_image_variable>
Converting CSV spreadsheet to XML is easy using a Bash script. There might even be some online tools for this.
If you use a variable library (Adobe's term for importing a CSV or XML file) that's XML, you can have spaces in your image's file path.
For example, file:////Volumes/GoogleDrive/My Drive/Automation/some photo image.png
In the xml dataset the the url is between the variable tags, and it's unquoted. For example:
<your_image_variable> file:////Volumes/GoogleDrive/My Drive/Automation/some photo image.png</your_image_variable>
Converting CSV spreadsheet to XML is easy using a Bash script. There might even be some online tools for this.