[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

The file path is right in the URL ;) (well have of it anyway)
PATH: ../wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/
FILE: class.seo.php

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ap

You have to create a dummy entry with a first, last name and category and put all 400 categories in the single cell separated by commas. The reason is the import is not designed to import just categories.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Looks like you’re using WordPress SEO by Yoast, yes? Seems that is overwriting the page title. Looking at Yoast’s code, I think the simple solution would be to run the Connections page title filter after Yoast.

Try changing the 10 on this line:
https://github.com/Connections-Business-Directory/Connections/blob/8.1/includes/class.seo.php#L54
to 20

After you do, share a link that is being reported as a duplicate title so I can see if it is working or not. If that is the solution, I make this change to so it is included in the next update.

[Steven Zahm]

@ roy

On the request list… I’m thinking of writing a separate extension so a map can be added to any template with directions/custom pion icons and such instead of rolling it into the template itself.

[Steven Zahm]

I’ll ask the dev to reply here in the forum so you and he can get in touch.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Magnus

Yes, I do. I’ll forward him a link to this forum thread with your email so you and he can make contact.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jeremy

Individual details can not be imported as private, public or unlisted but an entry entry can be. Is that what you’re asking? If it is, add a new column to the CSV file, name it Visibility and map it to Visibility. Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jeremy

Sorry, no, not possible. After all these years I believe you’re the first to ask. I’ll add it to my feature request list for the CSV Import … should be relatively simple enough to add. Each field type that can be mapped to would need a visibility map so that can be added/mapped to the source CSV file. Right now, the only solution is to not import the number, sorry.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tim

The number one reason for this is copy/pasting from a web page into the WordPress Visual post editor. Any HTML that was copied will also be pasted. This HTML will break the WordPress shortcode parser. With that said, give this a go…

Edit the page where you have inserted the [connections enable_category_select='FALSE'] shortcode.

Click the Text tab in the post editor.

Delete any HTML in and around the shortcode.

If that was the reason, that will fix it up. Let me know, thanks.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Can you attach a screen capture of the Connections : Settings, SEO tab? You should have both the page title and page meta title enabled. That should prevent duplicate page titles as the entry name would be prepended to the root page title.

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