[Steven Zahm]

@ Dariusz

Ok, the Enfold theme loads the Google Maps API too. The option is found under the Enfold settings in the Google Services tab. I added your Browser API key and that resolved the MissingKeyMapError error. Unfortunately Enfold specifically loads a retired version of the Google Maps API. Sooo… I used Code Snippets and added a filter which disables the Enfold Google Maps API in the admin.

Now it seems to work just fine. Hope that helps!

As for the image, that is just how the template displays in mobile. Since you are planning on buying cMap, there’s no need to worry about it because the image renders differently in cMap.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dariusz

Give me an admin login, posted here as a private reply, I’ll take a look.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dariusz

RE: I’m at a loss. I’m not sure what youre referring to when saying enable the google maps API in API console.

In the Google API Console (the Google site where you created the API keys), make sure you have the Google Maps API libraries enabled … judging by your last screenshot you do.

RE: The only other API key on the website i think is the theme (enfold) that has API key from ThemeForest added, i’m not sure how that has anything to do with it or how to change that.

No, that is not what I am referring to…

The screenshot where you show the browser console, the errors listed on the WP admin page … there is an error listed by Google which states the Google Maps API is loaded twice on the page.

That error indicates that another plugin or the theme is also loading the Google Maps API. If that second instance being loaded does not have an API key, you will get the MissingKeyMapError from Google.

I suggest the plugin conflict check. Something else is loading the Google Maps API on the page and it does not have the key, likely overriding what you’ve setup for Connections.

[Steven Zahm]

@ @Ralph

RE: but now have users use the “Add My Entry” option from their WordPress admin. Since this change we haven’t had any notifications sent or received.

Ahhh, that’s it… the notifications are sent by Form. The admin Connections user profile page does not send notifications. Since you have Form, you should set it up so users can only add/edit there entry using it and block admin access.

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

Yes, when adding an address, phone, email and such you can choose to make it private (members only) or unlisted (admin only).

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Roelof

Yes, they can be renamed, here’s a link to a tutorial on how to change just about any text in Connections.

You can also add you own custom address types.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dariusz

Have you made sure to enable the Google Maps API in the API Console as outlined in the doc?

Looking at the error messages in your screenshot, the error is MissingKeyMapError which means no API was supplied.

I also see that there is two instances of the API being loaded, it is possible the second one that is being loaded is being loaded without an api key. Check you other plugins and theme settings to see any require an api key. If one does, use your browser api key for the other plugin/theme.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ralph

Are the entries being routed to the moderation queue?

Since Connections simply uses WordPress to send email, can you verify that the core WordPress emails are being sent? Try using an email logging plugin such as “WP Mail Logging Plugin”, “Email Log Plugin” or “Log Emails Plugin”. Connections is compatible with each. Also, it logs its own email. The logs can be found on the Connections : Tools admin page under the Logs tab.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Heike

RE: I’ve uplaoded the csv then with the html-Code “& u uml ;”. So the umlauts were shown

That is the problem. Those will never be found imported like that because it is now saved in the database with the HTML entity instead of the actual correct character. You need to import with the correct character.

If those characters were not being imported then it is likely the CSV file was not properly UTF8 encoded.

The only way to correct this now is to edit each entry and correct the name using the character and not the HTML entity for umlauts.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Clyde

Did you install Connections? See this doc page for installation instructions.

Hope this helps, let me know.

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