[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthias

I can add this to my feature request list.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tom

Let me know what you learn. The few times this has come up it has magically fixed itself or increasing the memory solves the issue.

[Steven Zahm]

@ wpmonkey

Sorry, nothing available at the moment.

[Steven Zahm]

@ wpmonkey

No, actually none of the templates support this because the photo/logo link is reserved for the feature when you add a link/web address to an entry you can assign it to the photo or logo.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

Deactivate the Contact extension. One of its primary features is to suppress the display of all email addresses in order to keep them private and to enforce site visitors to the use the contact form for email.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mathew

To import the exported CSV file you need the CSV Import extension. The better way to migrate just the Connections data from one site to another is the methods explained in my other reply to the thread you open on this topic.

The CSV Import addon is best suited for building the initial directory. If you want to go the CSV Import route, there’s two limitations. One due to export and one due to import.

The export limitation is that address/phone/email can only export one of each address/phone/email type. Meaning… An address can have any number of addresses assigned, but if two are “Home” then only one can be exported. However if one os “Home” and the other is “Work” both will export just fine.

The import limitation is that images can not be imported yet. That said, I do have a beat which does. So, if you purchase the CSV Import extension I will be more than happy to send you a copy of that beta.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mathew

The best, most reliable solution is to use a plugin like Duplicator or BackupBuddy to move the site.

If you asking about migrating just the directory, that is a bit more technical. Basically it involves using phpMyAdmin to export the {wpdb-prefix}_connections* tables on the source site then importing them on the destination site. After the import, you then need to change the {wpdb-prefix} of the imported tables to match the same prefix as the other WP tables. Then you have to use FTP to copy the connections-images folder from the source site to the destination site. I’ve done it many times times and doesn’t take much time. I think it takes more time to do all the logging in and out than it does moving the actual data.

Hope that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Linda

The missing word is edit… without Link their is no relation to a WP User and a Connections entry.

I’ll rephrase my other answers…

There is no way for a single WP user to edit multiple entries unless given the permissions to edit all entries (like the admin). With Link, a WP user is given permission to edit only a single entry, one which has been linked to their WP user account by their email address.

Hope that clears up any confusion.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Linda

re: I was hoping that user A could update Directory A, B & C but they can only create/update one correct?

Correct, it is a one-to-one relationship. One Connections Entry to one WP User.

re: can User A create multiples entries in Directory A (for example)? I hope so, if not do you have any suggestions on how to accomplish this?

Yes, but, you would have to disable Link therefore that one user would no longer be able to their entry, but that one user could submit an unlimited number of entries.

[Steven Zahm]

@ christina

Yes Autoptimize and similar plugins can be very useful, though, when trying to optimize javascript, that can be hit or miss. My guess is the theme (could be wrong) hard-coded some javascript rather than using the core WP API/s so when Autoptimize did its thing, it could not properly move the hard-coded javascript so it caused a fatal error because a dependency of that hard-coded code was not yet available.

Any way great to hear it’s working now!

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