[Steven Zahm]

Like so:

<?php $entry->getEmailAddressBlock( array( 'format' => '%address%' ) ); ?>

I hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

Use this instead:

[connections width=590 show_alphaindex='true' repeat_alphaindex='true' tray_image_fallback='block' str_bio_head='Volunteer' str_bio_show='Volunteer Detail' str_bio_hide='Close Volunteer Details' str_note_head='Organization' str_note_show='Organization Detail' str_note_hide='Close Organization' str_note_show='Organization']

You do not need to declare default values, which is why I removed them. Also, several of the options were wrapped in fancy quotes. This happens when options are copied from the website. See this QuickTip on working for shortcode. I hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@Jason

The likely cause is another plugin is causing a fatal JavaScript error which blocks any JavaScript after the error from running. If you share a link to your directory, I can take a look and offer more direct advise on a resolution.

[Steven Zahm]

I just visited the link, it seems Tile Plus is being used. So, I’m figured that out. However, you should take a look at this FAQ, specifically the section about the [raw] shortcode.

As for the PHP warning. On a live site, it’s good practice to setup the PHP warnings to be logged rather than shown to the user. Look at the answer here:  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1645661/turn-off-warnings-and-errors-on-php-mysql

That answer explains how to make this change to the PHP config via the .htaccess file.

[Steven Zahm]

@Martin

Ok, I’m confused. The category widget doesn’t display a date. Are you asking about the anniversary or birthday widget?

[Steven Zahm]

@Michael Kelso

Open the template.php file found here:
../wp-content/connections_templates/cmap

Change lines 27 and 28 from this:

//$entry->getDateBlock();
//$entry->getLinkBlock();

To this:

$entry->getDateBlock();
$entry->getLinkBlock();

Save and upload overwriting the original version.

To add the Deadline option to the dates, open the class.options.php file found here:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/includes

Search for the getDateOptions() method, it’ll be towards the bottom. It’ll make sense on what to add when you see the rest of the date option.

[Steven Zahm]

Sorry, no, there isn’t. Actually none of the premium template have built in support for the family entry type. So you are likely better to stay with the template you’re currently using. If you looking for search, maybe the Widget Pack will better serve your needs.

[Steven Zahm]

@Brian

I’m not certain there is an easy solution. You would have to delete those columns again, deactivate Connections and edit the connections.php removing this line:

if ( $wpdb->get_var( "SHOW TABLES LIKE '" . CN_ENTRY_TABLE . "'" ) != CN_ENTRY_TABLE ) {

and the closing bracket “}”, no quotes right before this line:

if ( $wpdb->get_var( "SHOW TABLES LIKE '" . CN_TERMS_TABLE . "'" ) != CN_TERMS_TABLE ) {

Now reactivate Connections. This should create the missing columns in the primary table.

You didn’t delete any other columns in any of the other tables for Connections did you?

[Steven Zahm]

@Kimberly O’Bannon

This is fix in the next release of Connections. It just a warning, nothing to be concerned about. It doesn’t actually display on the front of the site does it?

[Steven Zahm]

@lorainelyria

I can’t guarantee when the next bug fix release will be released, so it would be best that you can give a temp admin account and I’ll make the small change that is required to get it working again.

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