[Steven Zahm]

@ Marc

Can you attach a copy of the CSV you’re trying to import as a private reply?

I have a alpha of the CSV Import that works around the limitations you’re facing. It’s been tested quite extensively. It just doesn’t import everything the current version does at the moment and seeing your CSV file will let me know what I need to add real quick to get this working for you.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karen

You should be able to use the same method described in this post to change that string.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Enrique

The spinning could mean there is an error in the theme’s javascript or an error in another plugin. I will only be able to tell if is you can share a link to your directory. What you can do is load your site in Chrome, hit the F12 key and click the console tab. Any javascript errors will be shown here. This should help to identify the problem plugin.

Hope that helps. Please let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Enrique

It sounds like their is a JavaScript error in one of the theme’s files or in another plugin. I would have to be able to view your directory to determine that. If you’ll share a link to it, I’ll take a look.

What you can do…

Load up your site in Chrome, hit the F12 key and then click the Console tab. This will list the errors found on the site when rendering the page. It will also list any JavaScript errors which will likely clue you in on to the plugin causing the issue.

Let me know if that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ rosalie

It doesn’t seem that you have Form installed and activated. Can you attach a screen capture of the plugins admin page?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lisa

You have two options.

One, go to the Connections : Settings admin page under the Search tab and select some fields for the search to search.

Two, upgrade Connections to 0.7.6.6. The errors will stop, however, you will not receive any search results until you select some fields to search.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

You can easily change the just about any string in Connections to anything that you wish. Take a look at this post. Doing it this way is alo update safe.

Another option you have is this. HOwever, these options will only affect the display in cMap. Here’s the complete list available to cMap:

str_select='Select Category'
str_select_all='Show All Categories'
str_image='No Logo Available'
str_tray_image='No Photo Available'
str_map_show='Show Map'
str_map_hide='Close Map'
str_bio_head='Biography'
str_bio_show='Show Bio'
str_bio_hide='Close Bio'
str_note_head='Notes'
str_note_show='Show Notes'
str_note_hide='Close Notes'
str_contact='Contact'
str_home_addr='Home'
str_work_addr='Work'
str_school_addr='School'
str_other_addr='Other'
str_home_phone='Home Phone'
str_home_fax='Home Fax'
str_cell_phone='Cell Phone'
str_work_phone='Work Phone'
str_work_fax='Work Fax'
str_personal_email='Personal Email'
str_work_email='Work Email'

The placeholder image can also be adjusted too, just add this as a shortcode option:

image_fallback='none'

These are just a handful of options available to cMap, the rest can be found here.

What other changes did you have to make?

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ruslan

The issue is likely being caused by the theme. Here’s a FAQ that explains a couple ways to fix it. I suggest using the compatibility setting on the settings page. That will fix it up.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marilyn

What I can with definity, this code is not coming from Connections. This is not an area that I have much knowledge it, but it kind of look like encoded JavaScript to me. It could be code being injected from the theme or another plugin. If that is the case the code from that plugin or theme has a bug which breaks it when it tries to inject it into the markup for Connections. This also could be very bad … this could be a sign that some type of sql injection or javascript injection attack against your site.

…

I’m guessing this is the site: http://www.partyplancompanies.com/party-plan-consultants/idaho

I don’t see this when I visit, so that mean it could be coming from your browser/PC. Have you tried others?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Damon

Yep, there are some problems here … I think the source of which is the theme, but it is hard to tell for certain.

It appears that the theme has two versions of jQuery being loaded from the Google AJAX Libraries. I would remove them completely from the header.php file of the theme. Having them will just cause you a lot of trouble with plugins.

You’ll have to remove both instances of where jQuery is being set in no conflict mode. The one time it is called, it is being called before jQuery is even loaded which is causing a fatal error which is causing JavaScript to stop running which is affecting other plugins as well.

Once you clear that up, things should work fine.

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