[Steven Zahm]

@ Reed

Just tried it w/ george too and it worked. I used the bild new profile page w/ Form and then went to the edit page and it was linked as expected. I was able to edit the entry further w/o losing the link.

Question, when you’re testing, are you adding an email address? You need to add the email address, that is what Link uses to create a match. That’s the only thing I can think of why it would not being working for you. The next version of Form will really improve the workflow for you because it’ll support front end editing if you have link installed. It’ll be release along w/ the next version of Connections within the next two months.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Reed

I’m not able to replicate this issue on the site using my test user account shazahm1. When I make an edit, it gives me the message saying my edit is awaiting moderation and allows me to make further edits as it should while still staying in the in the mod queue, as it should. I am able to edit this entry as much as I wish and it is still linked.

Are there specific users that I can test to see this issue? And, may I install user switcher so I can switch to their accounts?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brian

Not sure how useful P3 is. Out of curiosity I’ve attempted to run it a few times awhile back on my dev site … it was chock full of PHP notices and would never finish a scan because of of running out of memory, not matter how much I assigned to php. Just tried it a gain, same results, unfortunately. If I understand what the pie chart is really to represent, those results can be skewed one way or another with a bias towards any one plugin because it is created by sampling a set of pages. For example is a scan has more pages that had Connections on it than lets say Nextgen , Connections would take more average load. The same would be the opposite.

I have 81 plugins activated on this site, which includes Connections and every extension and template for it, and a typical admin page load uses between 50-60MB. I haven’t measured page load as I use W3TC to really optimize the page load times.

As for how to do memory leak checks, honestly don’t know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steven

I’m really sorry, but I do not see the issue. I see you can the combo template setup working know … so is the issue resolved?

[Steven Zahm]

Are you testing while logged in? If you are please log out and test. When adding entries in Form while logged in you are adding then with the same permissions as if you were adding them in the admin. Also, you would not receive an admin email notice because Connections knows you’re the admin. Hope that helps.

The next update to Form, which is significant, will be public by default when approved.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Christine

Darn, sorry, I forgot that added the use of that file, specifically for the random fix.

Guess you’ll have to run the dev version if you need the fix now.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shoeb Ansari

That’s great to hear.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steven

Right, this will eliminate the accordion effect. Make sure you have the Name link feature enabled on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Advanced tab.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brian

That is what I was going to suggest. 256MB seems high. Are you running a lot of plugins? Maybe one of them has a memory leak.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michal

If updating worked for you, then the likely issue was that the server is configured to show PHP warning notices. The update fixed a couple undefined index notices that PHP would throw if a variable was used before being defined. That is not a critical error, but the ajax response doesn’t know how to handle PHP notices. On production servers, it is best practice to configure PHP to log errors only, never show them. You don’t want these notices presented to end users. I hope that helps!

There is not a method to mass move entries from one category to another. You can only do that by running a SQL query in phpMyAdmin or similar tool.

The query would be something like this:

UPDATE *_connections_term_relationships SET term_taxonomy_id = X WHERE term_taxonomy_id = 1

* would be the table prefix used for your WP install.
X would be the term ID from the *_connections_terms table for Landlords
1 should be the term ID for Uncategorized, also from the *_connections_terms table.

Also, You should manually adjust the count in the *_connections_term_taxonomy table for both Landlords and Uncategorized. I suggest making note of the counts before doing the query so you can easily figure out what the new counts are.

I think that is it … I’ve never done it myself.

Hope that helps.

• This reply was modified 12 years, 7 months ago by Steven Zahm.
• This reply was modified 12 years, 7 months ago by Steven Zahm. Reason: Fix a few major grammar errors for better clarity

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