[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Well, not likely lost. Just not in the path Connections is expecting them. It difficult to know for sure exactly where they are but they will be in a folder named /connection_images/ likely in the content folder of one of you subsites. You need to move the contents of this folder to the path shown on the System widget on the Connections : Dashboard admin page. The path will be the value of the CN_IMAGE_PATH constant.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Where the file is depends completely on your installation. There is now way for me to tell you where it is at. The only thing I can say is it should be at the root of the WordPress install.

[Steven Zahm]

Remove the colons and that should do it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ franco

Then the issue is likely a script from another plugin or the theme that is loaded only when and admin role user is logged in such as yourself. What plugin and what script, there’s no way for me to know, unfortunately.

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@ Ron

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 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]

@ Steve

I get notified regardless if the topic was marked as resolved or not. I hadn’t had the opportunity to reply until now. I’ve deleted the other post so there is only one.

Really this should have been set up from the start. It may or may not work. It’ll depend on the db/table origin.

Add the following in the wp-config.php file:

define( 'CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED', FALSE );

If the entries you’ve added are in the master site tables, you should have access to the Connections entries on all subsites where you activate Connections.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Pamela

Sorry, no, I can not think of a way to accomplish that.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Harry

You need Link.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Godfreyh

This only ever happens as a result of another plugin specifically setting its menu position ID; Connections will often get bumped from the menu because of this. WordPress doesn’t really handle that well, unfortunately. Did you happen to install and/or update any other plugins at around the time you noticed this?

[Steven Zahm]

@ James

There is no shortcode, sorry. However, this is very doable. The easiest would to be copy the <form> ... </form> output from the search widget from the Widget Pack and drop that in your page.

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