[Steven Zahm]

@ bobbyau

This is just odd. Are you still seeing the 404/s in the Google Crawl Error Report? I should be able to replicate that manually on you site and I can’t. It appears to be working fine other than the bad /feed/ URL which will be removed in the next update.

[Steven Zahm]

Guys,

The issue is not what I thought it was. For some reason, your sites end up in a redirect loop. That is what is causing this. I can’t duplicate this. Since these are the only two reports so far. I’m thinking this is very limited. I’ll need a temp admin account from the both of you so I can see what you have in common and who it differs from my production and test sites.

On the plus side, in version 0.7.9, the 404 crawl errors with /feed/ is resolved.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

Great to hear!

If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they do make a real difference. Many thanks in advance!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

Question, when submitting a test entry, you are not logged in to your site, right? If you are, now email is going to be sent because you’re adding an entry with the same privileges as if you were adding an entry in the admin.

Sure, if you’d like to send me a temp admin account and weel as a cPanel login, so I can do an email trace route. Send the credentials using the contact form at the bottom of the page.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

that could be, what versions are you using? The thing is that Form using the same function, wp_mail(), as the WP transactional emails, so it’s curious one works and the other doesn’t. Have you checked your email logs to see if the receiving host isn’t rejecting them?

[Steven Zahm]

@ kris

1. The cn-admin.css is here:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/assets/css

2. Again, only with CSS. And if it doesn’t work, editing the core PHP files will be the only other solution.

#addresses option[value="home"] { display: none; }
#email-addresses option[value="personal"] { display: none; }

3. Can only be done by editing the core PHP files. The boxes are actually drag and drag orderable widgets. So each user can customize the order and position of the metaboxes.

4. The hot fix should have no impact on the other plugins. The difference is that during the login process they do an internal redirect before Link has the opportunity to run. The hotfix only changes the priority to a value that almost guarantees it get to run. And since Link doesn’t rely on internal redirects the other plugins will very happily run after Link has performed its action.

Just use the contact link at the bottom of the page to send the login details.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mark

Nope, the templates are largely interchangeable; like themes for WordPress. The only difference other than style and the method the categories are filtered is the the “Visit Website” link is no longer there. Instead it’ll show underneath the address and phone info. This change was made awhile ago to account for the fact Connections now permits more than a single website link to be shown.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brian

Oh, many thanks for the review. I can not express how much I appreciate it to those that take the time!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brian

Yep, the change is already in for the next update. I’ll push it out in a few days. Just trying to decide if there should now be an option for a fallback if there is no website when SiteShot is already the fallback and how that logic would work if SiteShot isn’t the fallback. I’m leaning towards leaving it as it is now and see what feedback I get.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mitch

That’ll be fine too. Not sure why my suggestion didn’t work. The only difference between the solutions is I was targeting the entire link block whereas yours targets links individually. Any way the net result is the same.\

Cheers!

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