[Matthew Purdom]

Hi Steven,

I was wondering if there is a way to order how addresses show up within CMAP? Primarily, I’m wondering if the preferred radio button is supposed to add a preferred address to contact or visit the user? I have some Physicians that have multiple “Work” locations and they would like to list them all, BUT list one as the preferred contact or visiting location. What would be the best way to approach this? An example of where this is conflicting can be found here: https://www.nmms.org/find-a-physician/?cn-cat-in%5B%5D=&cn-cat-in%5B%5D=&cn-zipcode=&cn-radius=5.1&cn-latitude=&cn-longitude=&cn-near-coord=&cn-unit=mi&cn-s=anderson

If you look at Paul Anderson (first listed physician) you will see that he has a Work location in Lubbock Texas, but also has one in Clovis New Mexico that he would like listed as his preferred address/phone. However, because the Texas location is listed first in the directory, it’s being listed first on his card. However, I need his Clovis location listed first (or designated somehow in bold or something) and was chosen as the preferred. What would you recommend for this situation?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthew

RE: I need his Clovis location listed first

Edit the Paul Anderson entry in the Connections admin. You can use drag and drop to order the addresses you wish them to be displayed in :)

Tip, this works for all the repeatable fields in Connections when adding/editing an entry :D

RE: (or designated somehow in bold or something) and was chosen as the preferred. What would you recommend for this situation?

Because you set the address as preferred, a preferred class is added to the address block which can used as a CSS selector. Actually there are two classes you can use and they are cn-preferred and cn-address-preferred.

The cn-preferred class will be added to all items set as preferred such as address, phone, email, so on…

The cn-address-preferred will be added to addresses only. So to bold the preferred address you would add this to the these’s custom CSS area:

span.cn-address-preferred {
    font-weight: bold;
}

OR, set all preferred items to bold:

span.cn-preferred {
    font-weight: bold;
}

Hope this helps!

[Matthew Purdom]

Steven,

Awesome! You really have thought about everything in this set of plugins. Truly remarkable! However, the individual addresses within (repeatable fields) don’t drag and drop for me. Each section of the form does, like bringing social media up higher in the form, but I can’t move addresses within the addresses, phones, or email sections of the form. Thanks for the CSS that worked marvelously! The drag and drop would be fantastic because many of these Physicians have two or more clinics and want to list them all, but designate one (highest on the list primarily) as their “home” office.

So if drag and drop within addresses won’t work, what about if they re-enter them and list them in order, is that the next workaround?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthew

The drag and drop of individual address should work… hover the mouse in between the Preferred and Visibility option above the address lines. If there is no space, make the browser window larger. Left click and hold. Now drag. It can take about a second for the drag event to register. Keep dragging in the direction you want to move it. You should see the entire address block detach and as you drag towards the location you want it, a drop target should get displayed. Continue to drag over the drop target and leave go of the mouse button.

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