[Steven Zahm]

Send the info to me using the Contact link at the bottom of the page. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ hollypowell

I visited in both Chrome and IE and it works fine. Which browser and version are you experiencing the issue with?

[Steven Zahm]

@ hollypowell

Something like this is exceedingly rare, one in many thousands. There must be something unique to the web host setup; maybe.

Could you walk me thru the exact steps that produce this error? I couldn’t tell if you mean updating the plugin or making and update to en entry in Connections. I think you mean updating Connections because you said you restore files in cPanel”. If that is the case, which version of Connections are you rolling back to? As you running cMap 3.0.3, it has to be 0.7.8 or newer.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ray

You did attach a screenshot in your initial post; you need to be logged in to do so.

This is definitely strange… This is only displayed of a WordPress transient ,something it manages, not Connections, contains the update message. Since this transient contains the message it is being displayed.

I was pretty certain just visiting the Updates page, the one under the Dashboard not the Plugins, reset that transient. Regardless though, the message should disappear on its own the next time WordPress checks for updates.

Let me know if it doesn’t. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ sam

I just checked in IE8. It seems fine to me. Which version if IE? Make sure your browser is not in Compatibility Mode.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brad

When editing an entry, the logic does not take into account what the “add” permissions are for the user. That is why you’re seeing what you’re seeing. Connections doesn’t track previous approvals for an entry so this could be problematic to resolve.

I’m going to have to draw matrix of capability scenarios with their expected behavior…

User Capabilities Are:
Add Entry + Edit Entry = 
  On Add:
      Moderation Not Required => Entry Status Approved
  On Edit:
    Current Entry Status: Approved
      Moderation Not Required => Entry Status Approved
    Current Entry Status: Pending
      Moderation Not Required => Entry Status Approved

User Capabilities Are:
Add Entry Moderated + Edit Entry = 
  On Add:
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending
  On Edit:
    Current Entry Status: Approved
      Moderation Not Required => Entry Status Approved
    Current Entry Status: Pending
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending

User Capabilities Are:
Add Entry Moderated + Edit Entry Moderated = 
  On Add:
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending
  On Edit:
    Current Entry Status: Approved
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending
    Current Entry Status: Pending
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending

User Capabilities Are:
Add Entry + Edit Entry Moderated = 
  On Add:
      Moderation Not Required => Entry Status Approved
  On Edit:
    Current Entry Status: Approved
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending
    Current Entry Status: Pending
      Moderation Required => Entry Status Pending

Does that look right?

I’ll run the testes to make sure I adhere to the above and release an update.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jen

Dark image, likely has to do with the format and any color profiles that were embedded in it are affecting the image created by Connections using the PHP GD image processing library.

To hide the image/logo use the the image shortcode option for cMap. Like this example:

[connections image='none']

Hiding the return to top requires a bit of CSS.

If your theme has a custom CSS area add the following to it. If it does not, add it to the end if its style.css file.

.textwidget .cn-return-to-top {
    display: none;}

That should do it. Hope it helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ray

Haven’t seen that before … Visit the WordPress Updates admin page and then go back to the Plugins admin page and see if the notice is still there.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matt

Great to hear!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Todd

Resolved in this thread.

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