[Steven Zahm]

@ Ralph

Ok, I was thinking you were doing something else… Your code is mostly correct, it needs to be:

if ( ! empty( $text ) ) echo '<p>Favorite Food: ' . esc_html( $text ) . '</p>';

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ralph

Unfortunately it is not possible for me to tell from a screenshot. My best guess is the custom field title is there but is being hidden by CSS. The default is to display the title, perhaps you hid it by accident?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Monika

I’m guessing your theme has a visual page builder where you can add rows and columns and content blocks, correct? The row or content block where you’ve placed the [connections] shortcode to embed your directory has been set to be hidden on mobile. You might want to check you settings.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Andy

Apologies, that was an incorrectly categorized FAQ. It should have not been displayed on the Slim Plus template doc page since it does not support the display of a Google map which is why the map is not mentioned on the template product page or anywhere else in its docs. I’ve corrected the mis-categorization of the FAQ, thanks for bring it to my attention! Adding support for a map to Slim PLus is on the to do list for a future feature enhancement.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

Connections itself is free. Here’s the installation instructions.

Using Form you will have the option of hiding entire fieldsets, but not specific fields within the fieldset. For example, you can hide the address fieldset, but not the line 4 input within the fieldset. Another way to put it… Form is not a form builder plugin, it is designed to be a more of a simple plug and play solution to allow users to input their entry.

Link, hiding fieldset are a per user setting in the screen option tab of their profile page. Hiding fieldset is possible programmatically. Since you need Link to allow users to maintain their own entry, you would have to block access to the admin, something you may already do. And then use Form for your users to add/edit their entry.

Using the Gravity Form Connector… you can use you existing For to feed the data into Connections (Form and Link are not needed). And as mentioned you would need a second GF form to allow the user to edit their entry. The downside using Gravity Forms, there is not a way for the user to indicate that an address for phone number, etc. are to be unlisted. That said, In Form you are not able to allow the user to decide that part of an address is unlisted while another part is. Either the whole address in public or unlisted.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ben

Great to hear!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ben

Assuming this is in regards to this page: http://abng.org/member-directory/

You need to activate the cMap template on the Connections : Templates admin page.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

Connections just might be the right fit for you, especially since you are already using Gravity Form to feed your database. It is not quite general release ready as I’m still working on the docs and it needs some minor code cleanup. That said it is already being successfully utilized on a couple live 3rd party sites. One example, here:

https://sscit.org/members/become-a-member/#web-form

With our Gravity Form Connector you could use your existing form to feed the data right into Connections. For editing, you would duplicate your existing form and set it up to edit an entry. Two forms are required because that is a Gravity Forms requirement. If you’ve ever used the Gravity Forms User Registration add-on, our connector works much the same way.

If you are interested I can quickly put a sales page so you can purchase it. Just let me know.

If you do not wish to integrate with your existing Gravity Form, you could allow your users to maintain their own entry with the Link extension and, optionally, the Form extension.

I hope I’ve answered your question thoroughly, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Saffron Quantrell

Add enable_category_select=false to the shortcode.

You can actually find these option in the documentation for cMap.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Keith

RE: The only issue we are having is with the email field.

Did you purchase and install the Contact extension? If you did, you’ll need to deactivate it as one of its primary features is to hide all email addresses so visitors have to use the contact form to email the entry.

Hope this helps, let me know.

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