[Steven Zahm]

@ Nichlas

Great to hear! And, thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Frederic

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

#cn-slim-plus .cn-list-section-head,
#cn-slim-plus .cn-list-row,
#cn-slim-plus .cn-list-row-alternate {
    width: 100%;
}

That should correct it. Hope that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Nichlas

Try changing the Category filter to “Show All Categories”. Does that help?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Randy

Right now changing those defaults are not possible. In the next update or two it will be as I am currently in the process of adding a Field Configuration tab to the Settings admin page. This new settings page will bring the most common feature requests in regards to showing/hiding fields, add custom address/phone/email types with the ability to define the default type for each plus much more. I may roll out these new settings across a couple or several updates that way I can get feedback/bug reports as I go vs releasing it all at once.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Peter

See the first two paragraphs in this FAQ, ignore the stuff about the raw shortcode s I do not think it applies.

https://connections-pro.com/faqs/why-does-the-template-layout-look-wrong/

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Nana

AJAX is not a product … it is a web technology. Basically it allows a web page to tale to the server without have to reload the page. In WordPress ../wp-admin/admin-ajax.php is used to “talk” to WordPress. This is a core WordPress file. If access to the file was blocked, it is likely breaking other things in WordPress too which may not be as obvious.

It is unfortunate that the web host choose not to assist because they can fairly easily tell if it is a server configuration issue blocking access. So that makes resolving this a bit more difficult than it needs to be.

The first step to diagnose this is to do both the conflict checks because it is possible that a theme or plugin is causing this caching and security plugins.

• How do I check for a theme conflict?
• How do I check for a plugin conflict?

If following these do not help, then it could be block applied in the server’s .htaccess file.

Let me know what you learn by doing the conflict checks. If they do not resolve it, I’ll need both and WordPress admin login and an FTP login. The details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Frederic

You type the web address (URL) of your directory page here and click the submit button.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kate

You can delete it. But first, you need to select a new default category on the Connections Settings admin page under the General tab. After you select a different default category you will be able to delete the “Uncategorized” category. Just be aware that any entries assigned to that category will be moved to the new default category.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

RE: Can you use the Gravity Forms Connector without the Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On?

Yes, the Gravity Forms Connector is not dependent on any other of the GF Addons.

RE: How can we get Gravity Forms Connector?

The Gravity Forms Connector is going to be a separate purchase but is not yet available for sale. That said, even though a couple users are already using it on live sites, I am in need of pre-release feedback/bug reports and such. If you are interested in this I have a deal to offer you, please contact me using the Contact link at the very bottom page.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dwayne

RE: Is there a short code that I would need to add to a page to produce the form?

No shortcode, just enable the “Submit Entry” link.

Once enabled, a link will be displayed about the directory which when clicked by your visitors will take the to the submission page which is actually the same page as the directory except the submission form is displayed instead of the directory.

Hope that helps!

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