[Steven Zahm]

@ Carlos

The font is being pickup from the theme, which is by design. This allows tighter theme integration. If you do not want the script, you’ll have to override the theme’s CSS. If you provide a link to your directory I can give you a CSS snippet that you can add to the en of the theme’s style.css to change the font-family used in Connections.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tumikia

Sure, the quickest, easiest, way is to use phpMyAdmin or similar tool and export the Connections tables as a SQL and then import that SQL into your new installation. If you have images, copy the files from the ../wp-content/connection_images/ folder to the new site in the same folder.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

Yep, this is the solution.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Julie

Is this question in relation to the Market template? Judging by the shortcode I’ll assume so…

The likely issue is a conflict with another plugin’s javascript.

Which version of WordPress is installed?
Which version of Connections is installed?
Which version of Market is installed?

Can you please share a link to your directory?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

The plugin is long initialized before anything is even shown on the screen. The $connections->retrieve->categories(); method only retrieves the raw data. You would have to loop thru the data.

Try this instead:

cnTemplatePart::category( array( 'type' => 'link', 'layout' => 'table', columns => 3 ) );

It’s a beta feature that I haven’t tested much beyond the actual coding of it to see if the basics worked.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tim

1. Anyone that has had email sending issue, the resolution was to use a SMTP plugin.

2. Form has not yet been updated to include the new date functionality built into Connections. It is on the shortlist for the next Form update.

3. None of the shortcode option are obsolete, they all work. To show both logo and photo, Example 1, will work:

[connections_form photo='true' logo='true']

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Roberta

Sorry, there is none that I can think of. What are the changes, maybe they can be incorporated.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Darryl

This option controls the display of the “Add to Address Book” link shown on the single entry view, when you click the entry name, above the entry. It does not affect the display on the default templates. Does that helps?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Liz

Both the connection_images and connections_templates folders are outside the plugin directory. If they were within the plugin directory, they would be delted by WordPress during an upgrade.

The correct paths are:
../wp-content/connection_images
../wp-content/connections_templates

The cache folder is within the plugin directory because it does not matter if the cache is deleted.

The templates are now full fledge plugins so they will no longer be installed in the connections_templates. Please follow the template installation instructions. After you install the Market template, the files will be in the ../wp-content/plugins/market folder.

I’ve looked at the site and it does seem everything is installed fine sure I’m not sure what the installation issue that you’re having is. Could you give more detail?

On item I do see is a layout issue which will resolve itself as soon as you add a couple categories.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gavin

You don’t see your replies right away because for some reason be it you name or email address, you end up marked as spam. I was catching it very quickly and correcting it and replying right after.

Good to know that you’re fixed up now.

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