[Steven Zahm]

@ Rich

Something like this would be safer:

add_action( 'admin_init', 'cn_remove_metaboxes' );

function cn_remove_metaboxes() {

    if ( class_exists( 'cnMetaboxAPI' ) ) {
        cnMetaboxAPI::remove( 'metabox-logo' );
        cnMetaboxAPI::remove( 'metabox-messenger' );
        cnMetaboxAPI::remove( 'metabox-social-media' );
        cnMetaboxAPI::remove( 'metabox-links' );
        cnMetaboxAPI::remove( 'metabox-date' );
    }
}

[Steven Zahm]

@ dom

Are you certain you are using both cMap template on both the result list view and the single list view? If you enabled the Single Entry Template option under the Display tab on the Connections : Settings admin page, please disable it. Does that help?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rich

What is the code in the snippet you’re running?

[Steven Zahm]

@ shanna

I’ve downloaded it. I’ll try to review it this week. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Geoffrey Gussis

Sure, this is possible. You would want to edit the card-single.php file in the ../wp-content/plugins/connections-cmap/ folder. You’ll want to refer to the custom template override file dev doc.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ dom

RE: when i click on a profile name i get a 404 error

I you are using a visual page builder and running Connections >= 8.18, please deactivate the core Connections plugin only and delete. Now reinstall it and activate.

Does that correct the issue? If it does, please try to use the Template Customizer to change the Crop mode of the image.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ nelly

Connections and its templates such as cMap are designed to be theme independent. Meaning it should be compatible with all themes. From time to time there are minor conflicts with theme’s but these are mostly simple CSS (styling) conflicts that can be easily remedied. You would only need to contact me here on the support forum.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Upa Web

I have not deleted any of your past posts. In as far as I can tell searching thru the forum logs this is the only post you have made. Perhaps you posted under a different name/username? I’ve searched the forum for other refund requests, which are rare, and I have not found any recent requests.

I’m not saying you did not make such requests, I’m just saying I have no records of them in this forum.

I have processed your refund request. You should see it immediately in your PayPal account.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Holly

RE: But it makes you login again. I have used my themes login module and your login extension, both redirect to the WP login screen and make me login in again.

The fact that both the theme’s login and the Connections Login extension both function the same way indicates this not an issue with Connections.

I suspect, that after account creation, the user is not automatically logged in. This accounts for the first required login.

In regards to being redirected to the WP login screen after “logging” in the the first time. The sounds like a configuration issue with something on your site. Best guess is that it is set to actually redirect to the login screen even though the user is already likely logged in.

These are just guesses and the best advice I can give is to scour the other plugin and theme settings to see if you can find a setting related to login redirects.

RE: when I click “view my entry” it goes to a 404 page.

Please deactivate and delete Connections. Now reinstall. Your data and settings will not be lost. This will simply pull the latest files from wp.org. I suspect that will address this issue.

Hope this helps! Let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ India

Ok, this indicates that you are being served cached pages based on your login. I would clear any plugin page caching or any server side page caching you are using. At this point we’ve eliminated browser caching.

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