[Steven Zahm]

@ Jimmie

Ok, good to hear you you have it straightened out.

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

The solution is to the card-single.php file to anything other than card-single.php. I renamed it card-single-default.php. Then, open the connections-php file. Search for this line:

include_once CN_PATH . 'templates/card-single/card-single.php';

And change it to:

include_once CN_PATH . 'templates/card-single/card-single-default.php';

Another question…

Which version of Connections did you tweak the single entry card template? If it was 0.8 or newer, then I highly recommend moving your tweaked template folder to the plugins folder as mentioned in this QuickTip, otherwise you’ll lose any changes you made to the template if you should update Connections.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Justin

Hmmm, odd. Can you go to the WordPress Permalinks settings admin page page and just click the Save Changes button?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marco

Sorry, but adding additional entry types is non-trivial, requiring quite a bit of editing the core PHP files of Connections.

Alternatively…

The premium templates all include the ability to change many of the labels, you could configure each template individually with different labels. Which labels do you want to change? Then you could use categories to separate each list.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ken

I really suspect that it was maybe the theme or another plugin causing the redirect issue, which would be why it worked fine and then didn’t. Not as likely, but maybe the CSV file was malformed … but I don’t really see how that would cause the redirect.

re: This is the second time trying to post. First it makes me act like a non-logged in user when clearly I’m logged in (I can even edit my profile), then gives me all sorts of errors like “Are you sure you want to do that?”, then makes me re-type all this.

Sounds like WordPress logged you (login cookie expired) out in the middle of of posting … I hate when that happens to me.

Since I was not able to resolve the issue, I did issue the refund and deactivated the support license key for CSV Import.

Hope you had a great 4th!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Justin

Is the shortcode on a page or post/custom post type? Is the a custom post type “Name” or, maybe, “Contact” enabled by the theme or another plugin? Could you share a link to your actual directory so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ JoselinMane

re: I have been going line by line and using the Transpose function in Excel.
Is there an easier way to do this?

Sorry, none that I know of.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jimmie

That is because that was never a plugin, rather just a script that you can run outside of WordPress. You have to edit it adding the database login credentials and the table name to export.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Robyn

You can download the update from your purchase history.

To update, yes, you would deactivate and delete the version currently installed. After you installed cMap 4.0, go to the Connections : Settings admin page and enter your support license key under the Licenses tab. After you do, then you will be notified of updates and have the opportunity to apply the update in-admin as long as the support license key is active. This is one of the major new features in the cMap.

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

Ok, I’ve identified the bug with the Single Entry Card template. The issue will be resolved in the 0.8.14 bugfix release. For now, just switch to the Default Entry Card template. They’re pretty much identical.

Hope that helps and apologies for the trouble!

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