[Steven Zahm]

@ Erhard

Sorry, no. That was a custom template they had commissioned to be built for them which was based on the cMap. If you wish, I have someone I can refer you to that might be able to create something similar for you.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Christine

Sorry, there not a simple way. Each user is given the ability thru the Screen Options tab in the upper right to enable/disable fields.

The best that can be done is them with some CSS:

.users_page_connections_link #metabox-messenger { display: none; }
.users_page_connections_link input[name=department] { display: none; }
.users_page_connections_link label[for=department] { display: none; }

Add it to the cn-admin.min.css file found here:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/assets/css/

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris

Unfortunately I think I’m a little short in being able to meet your needs…

The CSV Import does not create families on import.

There hasn’t been really much demand/requests so I haven’t spent the time to further that feature among tat various extensions.

With that many in your parish, it would take an incredible amount of time to do manually.

The only work around that I can think of is to import a single entry for each family in your parish as an individual using only the last name field for the family name. For example, “Smith, John and Jane”. It avoids having to enter every individual and then having to create the relationships. It would also then work with Link.

I’m not sure what you mean by efficient uploading of media … do you mean importing with the CSV file? Currently it does not do that either. It on my todo list. It will like be just another field that is the relative URL to the image or may just the image name to files that already have been uploaded via FTP.

The best documentation to the CSV Import is in the plugin itself. There are FAQs and the video walk-thru available on the site.

Don’t know if that helps at all, but I hope it does.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Christine

I just uploaded the updated version. I was going to do a quick test … I created a test user and a test entry however anytime I tried to login with the test user it amember claimed it was an invalid user. I’m not familiar with amemer or its workflow so I just deleted the test user and entry. Please let me know if it resolves the issue or not. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Feroze

To resolve this you need to create a second page; lets call it the “Results” page. On the results page, just enter the shortcode once with no options [you can have options to configure the template differently if you want]. Then set this results page as the directory home page and use the force_home shortcode on both the members page. Alternatively, you can leave your directory home page set as is and use the home_id shortcode option on members page to point member links to the “results” page.

Oh, I just push an update out to the template last evening, you can download it via your purchase history.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ BCCBar

Sorry, there is not a template available that works like that at this time … the best I can do at this time is add it o my template wish list.

It will be somewhat easy to build … I need to build a few methods in order to be able to access the entry data via AJAX for this to work optimally.

[Steven Zahm]

@ rediar

re: the number of cards per row

Yeah, sorry about that. It seems I broke the CSS a little in the 3.0.1. I didn’t notice it initially because my test pages have a large amount of entries rather than just a few. The 3.1 release I mentioned that has the two new background color features, the CSS is fixed in that release. It can be downloaded via your purchase history. Same as before.

re: going back

I went to the two pages, I could click of the nav links with no issues. I tested in Chrome, which browser did you test in? I see there is a JavaScript error in the jQuery qTip Tooltip plugin, maybe that is causing the issue.

re: double listing

That is because you have the shortcode on the page twice and when you click thru to a single entry, you are still on the same page so the shortcode is still on the page twice. To resolve this you need to create a third page; lets call it the “Results” page. On the results page, just enter the shortcode once with no options [you can have options to configure the template differently if you want]. Then set this results page as the directory home page and use the force_home shortcode on both the instructors and affiliates pages. Alternatively, you can leave your directory home page set as is and use the home_id shortcode option on both the instructors and affiliates pages to point them to the “results” page.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ rediar

Please reply here in the forums and not to the notification email. I generally do not receive those. Thanks!

To answer your question, yes … I see you added:

#cn-list {
    margin: 0 auto;
    display: table;
}

You also need to add:

.cn-list-row-alternate, .cn-list-row {
    display: inline-block;
}

fyi, I’m adding this same feature to Tile Plus in an update releasing in a few hours. I mention this because you have a dark theme. You could use this feature to create a better visual fit with your dark theme.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jill

This email was being sent out because of an configuration error, initially, and then continued to be sent, repeatedly, to a few users due to a bug in the Software Licensing plugin that is used to generate the license keys. This has finally been resolved, today, I hope.

At present license key do not serve a purpose, neither does the renewal option. It will in 2014. I will be adding in-admin updates and the key will enable that. The in-admin updates will be for a period of a year. Renewal will be to renew the in-admin updates. After that period without a renewal, updates will have to be applied manually like they have to be presently. Whether or not your license is active or not will in no way remove your ability to continue to use your purchase.

I hope that clear and makes sense. Apologies for the confusion!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Paul

I just released an update to cMap that includes many little fixes and a couple new features. The background gradient and background color can be turned off and the color changed. Here are some examples:

Change the background color from grey to a light blue with gradient.

[connections background_color="#CAE1FF"]

Keep the light blue background color without the gradient.

[connections background_color="#CAE1FF" background_gradient=FALSE]

Keep the default grey background without the gradient.

[connections background_gradient=FALSE]

Remove the background color and gradient.

[connections background_color="transparent" background_gradient=FALSE]

I’ll be updating both Tile and Tile Plus with the same options later this week.

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