[Steven Zahm]

@ Gary

The easiest quickest way is probably to use phpMyAdmin or similar tool. I’ve done it many times and take about 15 minutes which mostly tied up in logging in and out of the two sites and tools.

On the temp server export the Connections tables as a SQL file, just use the default export settings. The tables are easy to identify because they all have “connections” in their name. Then on the new server import the SQL file. If you’ve already installed Connections on the new server, make sure to drop the tables before importing the SQL files.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jeff

Probably the best way is to use the gettext filter. It’ll change the name but leave the actual functionality intact. Here’s a sample functions that should work:

function jeff_gettext( $translated_text , $text , $domain )  {
    if ( $domain == 'connections' && $translated_text == 'Country' ) {
        $translated_text = 'County';
    }
    return $translated_text;
}

add_filter( 'gettext', 'jeff_gettext', 20, 3 ); 

Maybe drop it in the theme’s functions.php file or better yet, whip a quick little plugin and drop this function in it.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Aaron Silver

It’s actually very simple … but, it is also very specific. It would be quicker for the both of us if you could just grant me a temp admin account.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan Chris

Your forum access should now be corrected.

It’s little difficult to discern which fields you’re using… Are all those address fields? How familiar are you with PHP? All the PHPdoc for methods that can be used in templates can be found in the class.entry.php and the class.output.php files.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Colin Haime

The site was still serving the WP Super Cache version of the page. I activated WP Super Cache, disable it with its settings and then purged the cached files. The full directory now shows.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael Tran

The forum access for account should be fixed. Take a look at this FAQ that addresses partial CSV imports.

The CSV does import to pre-existing categories, I do that all the time. Can you attached a sample of the CSV you’re importing so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael Tran

The table use in cMap is due to the persistence of legacy browsers and having to support tens of thousands of users using thousands of different themes and plugins all coded with varying levels of skill, self included. The use of table table is primarily to support the columnar presentation within each entry. Certain legacy browsers had severe issues with dealing with floats properly. Only the most basic structure is formed by the table the rest of the elements do not use tables at all and are very easily styled and easily overridden. Personally, I do not like using tables in this manner, but it was necessity/support.

Now, with that said … I’ve been slowly removing support for legacy browsers following the footsteps of Google, Facebook and WordPress. Version 3 will have tables removed and legacy browser support completely removed with that will be more responsive friendly.

The address and phone labels are completely customizable and can be removed entirely via shortcode options available to cMap.  Take a look at these pages:

• addr_format=”%label% %line1% %line2% %line3% %city%, %state%  %zipcode% %country%”
• phone_format=”%label%: %number%”
• email_format=”%label%: %address%”

Here are all the string options. Here’s a link to the FAQ that explains how to use them:

• 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”
• str_visit_website=”Visit Website”

And here’s the page where all these option for cMap can be found.

I hope you find that helpful.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Colin Haime

Ok, if the entries are all set as public, the check boxes are not checked and that is the shortcode you’re using then I don’t know. I’ll need a temp admin account so I can take a look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ charlie

I submitted two entries, both ended up in the moderation queue as expected. I deleted the one entry but left the other. You are submitting entries as tests while you are not logged in, correct? If you’re logged in, you’re adding entries with the same permissions as if you were adding them from within the admin so they will not be in the mod queue but in the approved queue.

Of note, the current theme that is activate has a critical flaw. jQuery is being loaded after a couple scripts that depend on it to be loaded first. Thought I’d point that out because that’ll cause you some troubles.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Colin Haime

What is the exact shortcode you’re using?

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