[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

I was able to gain the accesses I need to debug and fix the issue. This was quite a bugger to fix because in this rewrite I didn’t once take into consideration of CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED=false on a multisite install (which forces Connections into single site mode on mulitsite). As a result the image file paths and where they were actually being saved to and read from was all buggered up on your site. I have sorted all that out and I believe I’ve made all the code changes necessary.

I’ve loaded these changes on your site and everything seems to be in order now.

Let me know if you notice anything else!

Thanks for your patients and apologies for the trouble!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dani

All I need to do now is add some anti spam measures to it and create a widget version of the contact form, so, couple months … before end of year. I know I’ve said that before, but I’m really confident this time. I’ve tossed my code out for this project a few times because I wasn’t happy with the result.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

Oh, the ETA, I’m hoping before end of year … but you know how that can go, things always takes longer than expected.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

Boy, were those underbid … there’s no way even at $250 due to the complexity involved and the time required to deal with that complexity in attempting to export all the Connections data out as a flat CSV file would be fair. If someone did win and build it, they lost their shirt, hope they do not have a family to feed!

That complexity is why I have not done it myself. Trying to export Connections data as a flat CSV file would be the same as trying to export WordPress data as a CSV file … which is why their export is XML (sort of).

With all that said … I am planning on including a CSV Export in the free core plugin, they’ll be caveats to the exported data. What exactly those caveats will be at this point I do not know but I;m sure they’ll be very similar to the caveats in the script I linked to.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

Well, this almost definitely has to be caused by another plugin not limiting its CSS files to its own admin pages. The only way I’ll be able to solve this for you is if you can grant me an temp admin account.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Randy

Good to hear you have it going fine now!

re: Is there a search function other than selecting letter of the alphabet?
Yes. Many of the premium templates come with a user selectable category filter and keyword search. cMap is bar far the most popular template.

re: Is there a way to change as a whole form individual to organization or do I have to do it one at a time?
The one in the admin when adding an entry, yes? What can be done is set the Organization as the default entry type.

Install the Code Snippets plugin.
Add a new snippet with the following code:

function cn_default_entry_type( $atts ) {
		
	$atts['default']['type'] = 'organization';
		
	return $atts;
}

add_filter( 'cn_admin_metabox_publish_atts', 'cn_default_entry_type', 11 );

Save and Activate the snippet.

Now the default entry type should be Organization.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ George

Great to hear!

If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connections

[Steven Zahm]

Good to hear the issue is sorted out!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

Great to hear!

If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connections

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

I didn’t create a freelance post … I seem to recall seeing it though, awhile back. I may have a copy of it even, not sure for certain. But the scrip found here was donated by a user.
https://github.com/shazahm1/Connections-Export

This is NOT a plugin and it has a rather complicated setup but is reported to work quite well after it is.

If you just want to export the email address with first and last name…

Run the following query using phpMyAdmin:

SELECT first_name, last_name, address FROM wp_connections AS r INNER JOIN wp_connections_email AS e ON ( r.id = e.entry_id ) WHERE e.address != ''

**Make sure to change wp_ to the correct prefix or the query will fail.

After the query is run, there will be a export link at the bottom of the page. Click that and you can choose to export the query as a CSV file.

I grabbed over 15,000 email addresses and names from my test db in under a couple minutes.

Hope that helps!

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