[Steven Zahm]

@ Mitch

I do offer customization services if your interested. Please use the contact link at the very bottom of the page.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mitch

I’d have to look, but, I think the only line you would need to change is this one:

var cnSingleMap = $('#cn-gmap-single').length ? $('#cn-gmap-single') : false;

You would have to change the id selector #cn-gmap-single.

You should probably remove this line too:

$('#cn-tile-plus .cn-category-select.cn-enhanced-select').chosen();

Make sure you keep an eye on the browser’s console so you can see any javascript errors that may be occurring.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kenneth

Open the db in phpMyAdmin or similar tool. Copy the contents of the option column for an entry which has an image and unserialize it. That will show you the structure. Or use code:

$slug  = 'http://image.jpg';
$slug  = $entry->getSlug();
$photo = cnImage::download( $url, $slug );

if ( ! is_wp_error( $photo ) ) {

    $entry->setImageLinked( TRUE );
    $entry->setImageDisplay( TRUE );
    $entry->setImageNameOriginal( $photo['name'] );
    $entry->setOriginalImageMeta( $photo );

} else {

    $entry->setImageLinked( FALSE );
    $entry->setImageDisplay( FALSE );
}

Both cnImage::download() and cnImage::sideload() return the same response so they are interchangeable.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

Great! I’m going to marked this as resolved.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Louis

Great to hear this is resolved!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Beverly

Put your disclaimer text right below the [connections] shortcode on the page. It will show on every page of the directory.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lara

Have you put the shortcode which embeds the directory on the page on the page?

[Steven Zahm]

@ plzit

Open this file, class.entry-data.php, found here:

../wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/entry/

Scroll to line 3498 which should be this:
return date_i18n( $format, strtotime( gmdate( 'r', $nextUDay ) ), TRUE );

Change it to this:
return gmdate( $format, $nextUDay );

Does that fix it for you too?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Cre8vMom

Ok, spent quite a bit of time tracking down where the date was being changed. I was using a core WP function to create a datetime object to work with for comparisons. Perhaps there was a recent change to this function that caused my code to utilizing it, in you specific instance, to return the incorrect date.

Why, honestly, dunno. I used a native PHP function instead and it works fine on my dev site and you site. I’ll keep this tweak in the next Connections update … hoping it does not cause an issue for others.

The bad news, these duplicate dates exist in the database, so for the entries that have them, they will need to be edited to be removed.

Apologies for the trouble!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Cre8vMom

re: Just thought of something – could it be because it is a date in the future?

Do not think so. On my test entry using a date in the future had no effect. It worked just fine.

The Emeanuel A. entry is experiencing the issue, so that at least gives me something to work with.

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