[Steven Zahm]

@ Phil

Looks like I’ll need a login because you need to be logged in to see the form.

Which version of IE?

When you say does not work, how so?
Do the buttons work, not work?
Does the form submit or not submit?
Do you receive or not receive the submission received confirmation text on the screen after submitting?
Does the entry show up in either the approved or moderation queue?
Are you logged into your site in IE, but not with Chrome or Firefox?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

I can see the API is not being loaded. Please make sure the option is enabled and let me know so I can take another look.

Make sure you flush all your caches that you have enabled in W3TC after you do. That’ll be very important because you could toggle settings all day long and they would have no effect because of the cache.

Also, temporarily, disable JavaScript minification if you have it enabled.

[Steven Zahm]

@ bobo2013

Yes, there’s help here. I was away yesterday … taking my son to the zoo. It was Saturday in my little part of the world :)

Without a link to your directory it’s hard to say what the issue will be. There’s a few reason the map would not work. Let go thru them…

1. The theme does not have the wp_footer() template tag in its foot. If the theme does not have this, this will break many plugins that require it.

2. There could be a fatal javascript error in another plugin or the theme which is causing other plugin’s javascripts to not run. You can check this by loading your site into Chrome, hitting the F12 key and then clicking the Console tab. If there are errors listed here, they could be why the Map is not working.

3. The theme or another plugin is also queueing the Google Maps API. When it is loaded more than once, it will often times fail to function correctly. If that is the case, try unchecking the Google Maps API option on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Advanced tab in the Compatibility section.

Hopefully that helps, please let me know, thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dogsized

If you’re able to edit PHP you could edit the template to include it.

Open the card.php and card-single.php and place the following code where you want the categories to be displayed. Both files can be found here:
../wp-content/plugins/cmap/

<?php $entry->getCategoryBlock( array( 'separator' => ', ', 'before' => '<span>', 'after' => '</span>' ) ); ?>

[Steven Zahm]

@ kroussel

Making the change is not going to be easy…

Where you need to start making changes is here:
https://github.com/shazahm1/Connections-Form/blob/master/js/cn-form-user.js#L127

I think you need to remove lines 127 thru 135 and lines 168 thru 179 … I think.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

There’s likely a Google Maps API. Either the theme or another plugin may be calling it. One thing to try … go to the Connections : Settings admin page and enable the Google Maps API option under Advanced tab under the Compatibility section.

Hope that helps. Let me know. If it doesn’t, please post a link to your directory.

[Steven Zahm]

@ anindex

You can post it here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ retroGiant

I’d have to dig in the WordPress core to confirm, but I think it limits by default to 40MB in the front end and 64MB in the admin.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dogsized

Sorry, but cMap does not show the assigned categories other than what is shown when a category is selected in the drop down as the currently being view category. I hope that makes sense.

[Steven Zahm]

@ retroGiant

This is a server configuration issue. The memory allocated to PHP is being exhausted. The excellent blog post gives several different ways you can increase it. I recommend at least 64MB.

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