[Steven Zahm]

@ Cédric

Thank for letting me know I was missing the show_links option on the doc page! I just added it.

Also, many thanks for taking the time to leave a review!

[Steven Zahm]

@ James

“Hiding” emil behind text will not prevent bots from scraping email … it only makes it more difficult to users to get at the email address. With that said, yes, I do have a solution. It is the ROT13 Email Encryption extension. It’s plug and plug, just install and activate.

I hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tim

Something, likely the theme, is including an older version of jQuery instead of the newer version bundled with WP. In addition to an older version being loaded, it is being loaded from Google instead of the version included with WordPress. That later isn’t necessarily bad if done correctly, but it is not. This will lead to breaking to many plugins.

My suggestion is to enable the jQuery Fixer option of the Connections : Settings admin page under the Advanced tab. This option attempts to correctly load the correct version of jQuery that is bundled with WP.

That should fix it. Let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marco

If you have two snippets that contain the same function name cn_remove_label_separator, that would cause the error. Also if something was missed copy/pasting the snippet would cause it. I’d check both.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Carl

Oh, additionally, you need to add the limit to the [connections] shortcode like so: [connections limit=10].

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jerry

There should be no negative effect by manually updating the library. If you do find that an issue does occur you can try downgrading the version in Connections by doing the reverse of what the FAQ says.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Carl

Sorry, but due to a bug in the plugin that notifies me of replies … I do not get notified of private replies so I do not know there is one until a non-private reply is made.

You need to kill whatever you’re doing to add the .html suffix to you pages … its breaking the permalinks so Connections can not understand them. That should address the page not found issue with the links.

I’ll send an updated snippet to add the pagination to the and bottom.

One thing I did forget the form input for the page is not going to work so you’ll have to hide it with CSS:

span.cn-paging-input {
    display: none;
}

[Steven Zahm]

@ Enn

In this step “Lastly, upload both the MO and PO file to your WordPress installation languages folder. This folder should be in the wp-content folder. If it does not exist, create it. For more details, please see this FAQ.” You need to follow the instructions in the FAQ that is linked to in that step as the ../wp-content/languages/ might not exist so you need to make it, then you can create the connections folder within it.

“It says I need to upload both the MO and PO file to my wordpress installation languages folder, but where do I locate this?”
Are you asking about the MO/PO files? If you are, those file will be wherever you saved them to on your desktop … there’s no way for me to be able to answer that.

Question, is there a specific reason you do not want to use the Spanish translation that comes with Connections? You do not need to go thru all of this if you use it and if it is missing stuff, which it is because it is not complete, you can help by completing it in Transifex and it’ll be included in the next Connections release.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marco

Sorry no … what I just did is move the separator to be within the span so they will be hidden when you hide the category with CSS. If you make the same change I did here it’ll be update safe.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Sharon

That’s exactly what I would have suggested. Glad to hear you resolved the issue!

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