[Steven Zahm]

@ Matt

It’s definitely using the Bio Entry Card … according to the page source. Which entries should have a bio? I bounced around many of them and I could not find one.

Odd there is no scr attribute. Could you perhaps have another plugin installed that could be stripping them, even unintentionally? What other plugins do you have installed?

Should I delete the post from Todd?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ed

Yeah, memory will not be an issue with only 150’ish rows to import.

Any way, I was able to import the file. I have an alpha version of next update that more or less just skips the second step and it imported nearly instantaneously.

I left it installed. Since it is alpha it is quirky. For example, your CSV had blank fields for first name/last name and if you mapped them they would be imported as individuals rather than organizations. Al it does not import social media and IM data yet.

I hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris
Yes, I do plan on allowing an admin set “owners” of entries and the owners will be able to edit any entry they were assigned. I, unfortunately, can not give any type of ETA when this will happen though, sorry.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matt

Sure…

First, remove the template=names option from the shortcode.
Now, activate the Names template under the All template type on the Connections : Templates admin page.
Next, activate the Bio Entry Card template under both the Individual and Organization template types.
Lastly, enable the Single Entry option on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Display tab.

That should do it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris

Sorry, this is still not possible. This create a one to one relationship between an entry and the user account.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ed

I test imported the CSV files. They worked fine for me. I did notice there are a few row using fancy quotes. Even though the rows imported maybe that is what is causing the issue. Any way, when I get a login I try on your site to see what the issue may be.

[Steven Zahm]

@ SWS

Darn, yeah, that’s right. A simply update would flush the cache. Apologies for sending done the wrong road.

Can I get a temp admin account? I’d like to test another method.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jonathan

And I like easy solutions!

If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connections

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

How the search works will depend on the server database setup. If Connections can, it’ll use FULLTEXT queries and if it can not, it’ll fallback to a simple keyword search which would yield the results you’re seeing.

One thing to check is to make sure you did not turn off FULLTEXT support in the settings. Go to the Connections : Settings admin page and make sure the FULLTEXT option is checked. If it is and you get the same search results then your server does not support it.

I hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mandy

The issue is because the theme is including a “shim” javascript that enables features of HTML5 that IE doesn’t natively support. The placeholder text “Search” is one such feature. Unfortunately the “shim” javascript has a bug which is causing “Search” to be submitted when you select a category. Since the word “Search” does not exist in any of the entries you get no results.

The fix is simple if you have some very basic PHP editing skills. Here’s how:

Open the class.template-parts.php file found here:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/template/

Go to line 469 which should be this:

$out .= '<input type="text" id="cn-search-input" name="cn-s" value="' . esc_attr( $searchValue ) . '" placeholder="' . __('Search', 'connections') . '"/>';

Now change it to this:

$out .= '<input type="text" id="cn-search-input" name="cn-s" value="' . esc_attr( $searchValue ) . '"/>';

Save and upload, overwriting the original.

That should do it.

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