[Steven Zahm]

@ frahmat

Yes there is an easy way to do this, navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Fieldset Configuration tab. Scroll down to the Phone Types section. You can rename the phone labels there.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

Ray

This is correct, you have the “Contact Us” page set as the directory home page, when you embed a directory on a Post, the permalink will resolve to the directory home page. When embedded on a Page the links will resolve to the current page (to allow multiple directory support) unless set to the directory home page using the force_home shortcode option. Posts work differently mainly due to WP limitations with how permalinks work on Posts.

On the post page you can force the link to resolve to a page of you choosing by using the home_id shortcode option

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Seth

RE: How do I turn off the option for users to mark their links No Follow/Do Follow?

Presently there is not a way. You may have or may have not noticed the last two updates have added a new Settings tab, “Fieldset Configuration”… presently you have quite a few options for configuring the Publish, Name, Addresses and Phone Numbers fieldsets… future updates will expand this to all fieldsets. The next update which I hope will be next week will add options for the Email Addresses fieldset and the update after that, the Links fieldset which will have the options you seek now.

RE: How do I retroactively make all the links in the directory No Follow or Do Follow?

There is not a way, well, there sort of is… you could hook into the cn_link filter and set the follow property to either dofollow or nofollow. This does not really retroactively change all links in the database, it will override the saved setting for the link. So no matter what setting the link is saved with, it’ll be what ever you set it as in the filter. Here’s and example:

add_filter( 'cn_link', 'cn_link_override_follow' );

function cn_link_override_follow( $link ) {
    $link->follow = 'nofollow';
    return $link;
}

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

Apologies to hear you are having trouble! Sounds like there might be two issues at play:

• Another plugin or theme might be including their own javascript on Connections admin pages and causing a fatal error causing all other javascript to fail to run. A symptom of this would be you see the please wait progress bar with not updates. If that is the case, only the first batch of 100 will be imported since JavaScript has failed, further batches can not be imported.
• When importing batches, WordPress is told to increase resources allocated to PHP, unfortunately some host do not honor or hard limit resources. This is a bit rare. The symptom of this would be less than a 100 would be imported.

These are just my guesses based on the description of the issue. If you give me a temp admin login, a copy of the CSV file with a screenshot of the mapping step, I can log in and take a look. The details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

Ok thanks for letting me know! Also, I have made additional progress on updating the CSV Import to support importing multiples of the same type. This actually requires quite a few other enhancements that should improve it overall when doing very large imports.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Does this occur intermittently? Or is it permanently fix by toggling activation of Connections? The only thing that happens when activating/deactivating Connections is that it tells WordPress to update the permalinks rules. On activation the Connections rules are added and the opposite on deactivation. WordPress refreshes it permalinks rules simply by visiting the Settings Permalinks admin page. No changes need to be made, simply navigating to the page is sufficient to trigger WordPress to refresh the rules.

The next time this happens can you try visiting the Permalinks page and see if that fixes it too. If it does, then I would say it is a bug with EC Pro and not a conflict with Connections. Toggling the activation of Connections just happens to fix the issue.

Hope this helps! Please let me know what you learn.

[Steven Zahm]

@ leopart

Sorry, there is not a method to swap the map type.

[Steven Zahm]

@ frahmat

The support license are annual (per year renewal). The renewals do have a discount of 20% applied. The renewal is optional but you will stop receiving updates.

I hope I have answered your question thoroughly!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Oisín

Looking at the screenshots… it does appear that the images are being uploaded to the logo field (which has been renamed to “Add Profile photo here…”)

The logo image is not displayed on the manage admin page, only the photo image is.

Unfortunately it is not possible to sort on the Contact last name. I can not really think of any workaround of the top of my head either, sorry.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rich

RE: I also assumed the card template had been altered, which is why I thought updating to the new version would refresh that template. Is that not the case?

Yes, but only if the template was altered within the plugin folder. If you used a template override file as described in the tutorial and it was placed it one of the recommended paths, then that file would be safe from plugin updates.

I suggestion looking in those folder paths to see if a template override was used. If it was, then you’ll need to remove it. I do recommend backing the file update before you delete it just in case you need it at a later date.

I do see you seem to have a custom Slim Plus template too, named “Slim Plus Courses”. I suppose that too somehow interfering but that is impossible for me to know by looking at the page.

Another, possibility is that you seeing an old version of the page. If you have server caching or a caching plugin, make sure to clear all caches.

Hope this helps!

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