[Steven Zahm]

@ Zach

Since Connections is free and comes with several core templates you might want to install it and give it a spin to see if it suits your needs. The premium templates do extend the feature set a bit with pagination, category filtering and search but primarily they simply format and/or display the data you’ve entered into Connections differently. Think of template for Connections like themes for WordPress.

I hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Pamela

There isn’t a shortcode option to do this, sorry. I’ve added it to the feature request list. Perhaps you could use CSS to hide it or better yet, set the Birthday to be “Unlisted” or “Private”.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

Take a look at this FAQ; especially the section related to the code and pre tags. After you remove those, it should be fine.

[Steven Zahm]

@ janice

Add the following to the ‘featured’ shortcode:

lock=TRUE

The doc page is here. Basically this option makes that instance of the shortcode ignore any changes made by the drop down.

Oh, wait, you do have it set….

Edit the page where you have the shortcode and switch the editor to the Text tab. Make sure you do not have any HTML or other stray code within the shortcode.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Patrick

I see. In that case the better option would be to use 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 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.

Although, I never tested to see if it would work on a translated version of Connections. So I’m not sure if the original string should be the English or the German.

If that doesn’t work out, presently, the strings for the form fields will be in the class.form.php.

Let me know how it goes. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ruth

The instructions from above need added to a template; you can’t add it to the CVS Import. Since you’re posting this in the cMap forum I’m going to assume you have that template. If you do, you need to select it in the plugin editor and not the CSV Import.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Patrick

Roughly 82% of Connections is already translated into German. Do you have the German WordPress installed?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Laurie

I think this is a PHP server config issue. The important part of the message is; open_basedir restriction in effect.

Some searching lead me to these two pages:

http://www.templatemonster.com/help/open_basedir-restriction-in-effect-filex-is-not-within-the-allowed-paths-y.html

http://stackoverflow.com/a/14651338

The thing that gets me why the messages started and stopped for you. These paths haven’t changed between versions. So, perhaps there is a security related plugin you have installed???

I hope this helps. Let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ed

I think it might be an issue with line 42, Double Cookin. The character after the “n” seems to be some sort of extended character. Neither Sublime nor NotePad seemed to be able to make much sense of it.

It seems that you’re hosts server is not setup to accept or [maybe] correctly identify the “csv” file mime type which is why naming it to txt works. That’s fine as the CVS Import will happily accept a txt file too.

I’ve attached a copy of the csv, named as a txt, with that character removed. Let me know if that solves it for you or not.

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[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

Good to hear you got it working the way you want!

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