[Blake Miller]

Thanks Steven for the thorough response. It helps understand some of the limitations and issues you’re faced with.

The entries should still be shown/listed in the order that was set on
the manage page so you should be able to visually so who is in what
order even though you can not see the actual order number assigned to
the entry.

Yes, you can see them in list view, but if your hundreds or thousands deep (like you mentioned above) then there is no feasible way to count. you can only visually see the approximation of where one listing is compared to another. And since you can only edit by drilling into each entry, you lose track of the order. “Was it 225 or 226 . . . or shoot, was that 325 and 326?” You have to have a very good memory, or jot it down on a list to the side.

It’s definitely alot better than the old way of defining ID in short code.

Having quick edit in list view would certainly help as you noted.

Thanks again for your plugin and support, even listing to folk like us :) – it’s why I’m still using it after years.

[Blake Miller]

I should also have asked … but is the “Listing Type” also case dependent? Individual vs. Organization?

BTW – the sample Connection-CSV-Column-Headers.csv that comes with the download files does NOT have any of these “system” type of headers even shown. I recommend adding them, to at least alert a user that they are possible, since they’re not otherwise discussed in any FAQ or manual (that I found.) I didnt’ even realize it until I started testing, then saw those fields “mappable” so went back and started adding those fields to my CSV database.

I also see you released a complete new Rewrite . . TODAY. I think I’m using 0.9 purchased a fwe weeks ago. Is that worth upgrading too? Does it address any of these issues?

[Blake Miller]

I know this is resolved, but just wanted to point out that this particular field is CaSe Sensitive. I tried to literally match “Public, Unlisted, Private” just like your system shows in both the admin, and in the Import dialog. But it didn’t work. When I went back and renamed my CSV cells to all lowercase, public, unlisted, private . . it worked fine.

Not sure if you can do anything with that, but it threw me for a loop . . until I found this post.

Blake

[Blake Miller]

+1 for me. I came here to the forums this morning looking for this option.

[Blake Miller]

I figured a work-around by adding this to my CSS.

div#cn-list span.cn-return-to-top img {
display: none;
}

If/when I still have the map link displayed, there is still a divider ‘|’ showing next to it but it’s livable. But when I have both Bio and Maps not displayed, it’s fully gone, and the 25-30px of vertical space is reclaimed and looks good.

Would be a great shortcode option for those who don’t want it displayed.

Blake

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