[Jennifer]

Hi Steve, I reread your reply a few times but just want to make sure we’re on the same page (only because this feature worked great when it was on the test directory).

You are correct about the desired feature being to wrap the categories so that each one is not on a separate line, and also has a comma in between.

I’ve included a screenshot that shows the difference between the original test directory and this one, and I can definitely get those login credentials resent (I think I shared them before but will dig them up if needed!!).

Does the screenshot change anything? Thanks!! And apologies for not fully grasping your reply!

Jennifer

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Got it, thanks Steve. It makes sense, but not sure I can achieve it. I will be in touch ASAP via email to get a quote for more customization!

Jennifer

[Jennifer]

Different category names are fine, it’s just that each category has its own separate line. Better ex: http://wtcabc.performancepublishing.net/member/name/belz-construction-services-llc/

Even though the category listing is more clear this way, the end user wants everything listed with a comma in-between entries like the customized shell did, with no line breaks. Please let me know if I can further clarify. Thank you very much!

[Jennifer]

Thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, they want to be able to see the http://www.website.com text, just without the hyperlink itself (so that it would have to be copy and pasted into the address bar).

I’ve tried switching the field over to Bio as that seems like the next best candidate, but the website turns into a hyperlink automatically, even when I paste into the Text editor.

Do you have any other thoughts? Thanks very much.

[Jennifer]

Hi Steve,
I’ve added onto my original thread because the issue I’m seeing is somewhat related — it’s probably a small change to fix this.

For the original customized shell, each entry’s categories are separated by a comma and there is not a line break after each category (this is ideal): http://longworthcreative.com/edirectory-shell/members-by-company/

For some reason, I am not able to get the categories to display this way on the populated directory. I’ve attached a screenshot. Do you know what I’m doing wrong? The child_of code above displays the comma separator, and that’s how the code looks on the site.

On a different note, I am putting together a list of items I’d love to get a quote re: customization for. I will be in touch about that via email soon.

Thanks in advance, as always!!
Jennifer

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Whoops, I take it back about the snippet not working. My fault — caching will get me every time. Many thanks!

[Jennifer]

RE: Families can only be created in the admin after the individual have been imported.

Thanks, Steve. I did read that individuals can’t be linked to a Family via import, but was particularly interested in the Family Name field specifically as I have ~400 entries that I have to upload as organizations and then convert to families. This would be a future feature that I’d be very excited to see.

RE: This code snippet should force all links to open in a new window (untested) regardless of the setting.

Thanks for that. I haven’t been able to get it to work (I loaded it into Code Snippets and corrected the spelling of target, also tried ‘_blank’ instead of new), but it’s not the end of the world to have to switch the target if I’ll already have to edit each organization’s entry to convert to a family.

[Jennifer]

Thanks for the quick response, Steve — that resolves the issue. I really appreciate it!

Jennifer

[Jennifer]

Not a problem — will look out for your reply when there’s a resolution. I’m just happy that everything is able to work on the client site. Thank you!

[Jennifer]

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