[Steven Zahm]

@ Nikki

To change field names. Install the Say What? plugin.

It’ll add a new Text Changes menu item. Click Add New, enter the string exactly as shown in Connections, so you would enter Search. Enter connections [notice the lack of capitalization, that's important!] as the domain and then enter your new text.

The great thing about using this plugin is that it will be update safe and you can use it on any other plugin that has been properly internationalized. Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kris

Oh, ok, now I understand what you’re asking for. Sorry but there is not a way to limit the output of the categories that are assigned to an entry and there isn’t a snippet of code I can give you to do that.

[Steven Zahm]

@ raffaele

Sorry, but I’m not the developer of the theme. You might want to reach out to their support on how to customize it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karelle

No, that’s alright. I do recommend keeping a full copy of your tweaked version of the template in a safe backup.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Erin

To change field names. Install the Say What? plugin.

It’ll add a new Text Changes menu item. Click Add New, enter the string exactly as shown in Connections, enter connections [notice the lack of capitalization, that's important!] as the domain and then enter your new text.

The great thing about using this plugin is that it will be update safe and you can use it on any other plugin that has been properly internationalized. Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Erin

The Tile Plus template does not show them by default. however, you can turn them on with a shortcode option. The link shows how it used with cMap … it works the same way for Tile Plus. I hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jason

What are the options that are checked on the Connections : Search admin page under the Search tab?

I had one user a while back run into a similar issue. The cause was the query variables were being stripped off by the server even though they showed in the browser address bar. The solution ended up being something that was set or need set in the .htaccess file. I wasn’t told what the actual solution was unfortunately.

Something else to try.

Open the page in Chrome and hit the F12 key and click the Network tab. See if the page is being redirected. You’ll know because you should see a 301 or 302 response code in one or more rows of the results.

[Steven Zahm]

@ dave

If it worked fine before …

Were there any other plugins that were updated? Try deactivating them on at a time to see if the issue is resolve between each deactivation.

Was the theme updated? If it was and the above did find a conflict with another plugin then maybe there is a conflict with the theme.

Also, make sure the Google Maps API is checked on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Advanced tab. While you’re on that page try checking JavaScript and jQuery options and updating the settings.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kris

Open this file:
../wp-content/plugins/cmap/card.php

Add this code where you would like the categories to be shown:

$entry->getCategoryBlock( array('separator' => ', ', 'before' => '<span>', 'after' => '</span>') );

Save and upload overwriting the original file.

You may also have to add it to the following file depending on your configuration:
../wp-content/plugins/cmap/card-single.php

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

Yes, if you’re using Link, all the links would be broken and not likely to be relinked because there is a safeguard in place that attempts to block hijacking.

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