[Steven Zahm]

@ Tim

I see you’re using WP Super Cache … try clearing the cache for that page. After you add entries to the directory, you should clear the page cache otherwise visitors will have to wait until that page expires and the cache is updated. When you’re logged in, cached pages are not served which is why you see all the entries.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Greg

It doesn’t seem that you’ve activated the template. Could you double check that?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tim

Have you watched the video walk thru here?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

Ahhh, which post would that be … I looked for a few minutes and didn’t find it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kera

The images are refreshed about once every 24hrs.

Do you mean the entry’s gravatar if they have an email address and if that email address has a registered gravatar?

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@ Michael

The only way this can be done is to use CSS. Add the following to your theme’s custom CSS area:

#cn-form #cn-org-unit label:nth-child(2),
#cn-form .address-geo {
	display: none;
	
}

Hope that helps.

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@ Tina

Click the Approved link. After that, the drop down right below that link, change each one to Show All and then click the filter button. You should not be able to view all approved entries. For good measure, you could also click the All link to the left of the Approved link.

That should do it.

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@ Kera

The actual thumbnail creation is be done by a third party service. There really is no way for me to query if a thumbnail is ready or not. The service is actually even serving the spinner temp image.

Which template are you using? If it has the image_fallback shortcode option, you could use image_fallback=siteshot instead. That way if you have a logo/image it’ll be used first and if there is not one, then SiteShot will be used if there is a website entered for the entry.

Hope that helps!

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@ Dominic

For some reason the server is blocking the request to create the folder. You’ll have to login to your site using FTP and create the folder manually. Create a folder named csv_files within this folder:
../wp-content/plugins/connections-csv/

After the folder is created, you should be able to finish the import.

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@ Julie

Well, I don’t think I have any function you can just call, although, you might be able to use this code here and tweak it to suit your needs.

I hope that helps!

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