[Carlos]

Hi, I just want to know if I can have more than one directory (with different categories and content) on the same webpage (obviously in different sections) Thanks a lot for your answer.

[Carlos]

I think I found the answer, using categories, right?… And also I want to know if I can add entries using excel files or csv files.. thanks

[Carlos]

I will purchase the Tile Plus, does CSV files can be used with this plugin?, do I need to download other plugin or do u have any documentation about this? Thanks

[Steven Zahm]

@ Carlos

This FAQ will work with Tile Plus too.

To import csv files, you will need the CSV Import Extension.

Hope that helps.

[Susan Paigen]

When I do that, the only items from the second list that display are the entry’s “title” and the divider line at the bottom of the entry. Here’s the code:
Athletics
[connections template='sncprofiles' category='9' enable_search='false' enable_category_select='false']
Fine Arts
[connections template='sncprofiles' category='10' enable_search='false' enable_category_select='false']

[Steven Zahm]

@ Susan

Which template and what version … oh, wait, custom template? what template and version did you base your custom template off of?

[Susan Paigen]

Aha!! The template is based on cMap 2.0.7. If I switch to Default Entry Card 1.0 it works. If I switch to your cMap 2.0.7, problem returns. Looks like I need to update the custom templates. Any suggestions for where the problem would be?
Also, sorry for the next stupid question, but I just inherited this system and I’m still finding my way around. Where are purchased and custom templates located? The templates folder in plugins>connections seems to contain only default templates.
Thanks

[Steven Zahm]

@ Susan

The solution would be update to cMap 3.0.x and port the changes from you custom variation. The upgrade is free and can be downloaded from your Purchase History.

With your version of cMap and your custom version they can be found here:
../wp-content/connections_templates/

Moving forward, since template and migrated to being a full fledge plugin you’ll find them in the plugins folder. So, after you install the cMap 3.0.x you’ll find it here:
../wp-content/plugins/cmap

Hope that helps.

[Susan Paigen]

Trying to make a customized version of cMap 3.0.3:
Copied the cMap folder, renamed it.
Changed the Plugin Name at the beginning of cmap.php in the to-be-revised version to cmap-snc.
Uploaded the folder to wp-content>plugins.
Went to Plugins in the Dashboard, found the new cmap-snc plugin, activated it.
Went to Connections > Templates, cmap-snc is not there.
Tried deactivating and reactivating in plugins, still not there.
How do I get it?
Thanks, Susan

[Steven Zahm]

@ Susan

In your newly named cmap.php file you need to update class and name:

$atts = array(
	'class'       => 'CNT_cMap',
	'name'        => 'cMap',
	'type'        => 'all',
	'version'     => '3.0.3',
	'author'      => 'Steven A. Zahm',
	'authorURL'   => 'connections-pro.com',
	'description' => 'Features a slide out Google Map.',
	'path'        => plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ),
	'url'         => plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ),
	'thumbnail'   => 'thumbnail.png'
	);

Then in the same file you need to update this; class CNT_cMap { with the value you set it to in class.

Hope that makes sense.

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