[Steven Zahm]

@ Asif Nazeer

That can be ignored, that is a bug with the Enhanced Categories extension.

If you want…

Navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Beta Versions tab. Enable beta support for Enhanced Categories.

Now navigate to the WordPress Updates admin page. Nothing to do, but it should force WP to check for updates.

Next navigate to the WordPress Plugins admin page. There should be an update shown for Enhanced Categories, click the update now link.

After this is completed, the recently added widget on the Connections Dashboard should be correct.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tom

Hmmm… Ok try these:

• How do I increase the PHP Execution Limit?
• How do I increase the WordPress Memory Limit?

Generally an ajax request in WP would use less resources, perhaps something is causing higher usage. Let me know if this helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tom

That last message is the issue. Something is throwing a server error 500.

Do the same again but this time, click the Network tab in the browser Console. Before you submit the form, clear the network activity by clicking the circle with a slash thru it. Submit the form and then click XHR in the Network monitor. The last item should be to admin-ajax-php. Click that. After you do there will be a Response tab displayed beside it. What is the response. It should start with Internal Server error 500. Hoe fully more will be there to help narrow down the cause.

Did you suppress the PHP notices and warning like I suggested?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Robert

What exactly are you trying to add that cannot be accomplished by using custom fields? What you are asking for is akin to wanting to add new “core” fields to a WordPress post… you can not unless you edit the core WordPress files which means you would not be able to update WordPress. This is why WordPress allows one to add custom fields.

This is the same with Connections… you can add custom fields and they can be imported/exported via CSV file if they are registered to do so.

[Steven Zahm]

** Tom**

The error will popup when an invalid ajax response was sent back by the server.

Open the page in Chrome, hit the F12 key and click the Console tab.

Use for in the same manner the generated the error. Chrome should show additional error info that may help. Let me know what those messages are.

On the rare occasion when this error does crop up, it is always because another plugin is creating a PHP notice or warning during an ajax request. It is standard practice to disable these on live sites, here’s a link to a tutorial which covers how to do this.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Stephen

You would have to alter this line in Contact to include the additional info in the message body:

// Set the message.
$email->message( sanitize_text_field( $_POST['message'] ) );

So something like this should work:

// Set the message.
$email->message( $entry->getName() . '<br>' . $sendTo . '<br>' . sanitize_text_field( $_POST['message'] ) );

OR:

// Set the message.
$email->message( sanitize_email( $_POST['email'] ) . '<br>' . sanitize_text_field( $_POST['name'] ) . '<br>' . sanitize_text_field( $_POST['message'] ) );

Depends on which name and email you wish to include in the message body.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Stephen

RE: Have not yet been able to figure out how to have a different Reply-To to From.

Do you mean Form? The auto reply (to the submitter) already has an option which you can set the reply from name and email. This setting is on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Form tab in the Email Notifications section. Look for the “Auto Reply From Name” and “Auto Reply From Email” options.

The submission notice (admin notification) email does not a reply to setting. I’d have to look at the code to confirm, but I’m pretty certain the email address of the submitter is used as the reply to address.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Robert

RE: Is there a way to add fields to entries that are not a Custom Field?

Not sure I understand the question… if you add a field to the entry which is not a “core” field or a field within a “core” fieldset, it is a custom field.

RE: Is there any way to import a CSV file and import Data into a Custom Field that Has been setup?

Sure, here’s a link to a developer doc which covers adding custom text field, how to display it and how to register with with the CSV import/export features.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Diane

Add the following the the theme’s custom CSS area:

.widget_cnw_categories.widget li a {
    padding: 0;
}

That will remove the padding that the theme applies to the a (link) element when in a list.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tom

Sorry, no this is not an option because it would open the possibility to allow anyone permitted to add/edit there entry to add any other entry as a family member.

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