[Steven Zahm]

@ Jack

Thanks, I’ve added a FAQ to help other who encounter the same issue.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jon

Hmmm, a JavaScript error still persists. There’s only two other plugins still loading JavaScript on the page besides WordPress and Connections. They are:

Contact Form 7
Global Flash Galleries

Try, temporarily, deactivating Global Flash Galleries as I can’t imagine that CF7 is causing the error.

If the issue still persists, also, add rte=FALSE to the Connections Form shortcode. This will turn of the visual editor used in the bio and notes.

[Steven Zahm]

@ brian

The login doesn’t work for me.

[Steven Zahm]

@Heather

Right now, Form does not have a “Dates” metabox but it does have a metabox to allow the input of the Anniversary and Birthday. That metabox is off by default, but can be turned on.

In the admin, the Date metabox, you collapsed it. If you hover your mouse on the right hand side of the bar that says “Dates” you can click to toggle it to open. This is a common feature for all properly coded WordPress metaboxes. Just incase you run into this somewhere else in the WordPress admin.

Also in the admin, the category metabox has a different look and function. By default it shows on the right hand side in a second narrow column. Since the admin organization in completely customizable it’s hard to say where it might be presently; but if you do not see it at all, in the upper right corner there is a “Screen Options” tab. Click that and see if the Category metabox was toggled off. This too is a standard WordPress admin feature that many plugins utilize. So if you ever can not locate something that should be on the screen, check there first.

I hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ All

The only way to do this is to edit a core file. The file name is class.output.php.

The function you need to find in the file is named getDateBlock.

You’ll see this line:

$defaults['date_format'] = 'F jS Y';

Change it to:

$defaults['date_format'] = 'F jS';

I do have it on my to do list to add a setting option to override this.

To alter the label, I recommend doing it as mentioned in this forum topic.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jon

Can you try deactivating TinyMCE advanced? Not sure if that is the issue or not, but I’d like to eliminate it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ brian

Glad you find the conflict! I spent a small check of my weekend trying to figure out if I broke something…

I just tried logging in. Did you remove the temp admin account. This issue is that is seems a fwe plugin seem to highjack the login process which usually involves a redirect before the action for Link can fire.

Can you reinstate the login, but as a private reply? I do have an idea on something I would like to try.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Heather

Can you take screen shots, login, and attach them to a reply?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bill

The shortcode would be like this:

[connections show_empty_categories="false"]

But this will not work because you have roughly 60 entries assigned to the “Uncategorized” category. For this to work; “Uncategorized” must be completely empty.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Heather

The shortcode you’re using pretty much does it. Is there something more specific?

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