[Steven Zahm]

@ John

I just searched the UAM code for core WP functions of add_cap(), remove_cap(), add_role() and remove_role() which would be used to add remove roles and capabilities. Unless custom code instead of the WP API is being used, I do not see UAM being able to remove custom roles and capabilities. I also activated on my test site and insofar as I can tell there are no issues.

The only thing I saw glancing thru its settings was an option to reset UAM back to its defaults. Did you by chance use this feature? If you did, maybe there might be something in it that does something to custom roles and capabilities. I would have to dig much deeper. But, before I do, I like to know if you used it or not. Because if you did not, then there’s really no reason to deep dive into its code.

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

Hmm… the conflict is the other way around… You should report this to the User Access Manager dev. It should not be removing third party roles and capabilities.

Updates to Connections is not going to “break” UAM, but, perhaps updates to UAM may break Connections again requiring you to run that code snippet again.

Not sure if this helps or not, but I hope it does.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Karl

The 1x is not the problem. The srcset is a “new” (actually well supported for a while now) standard syntax to support responsive images. IE11 does not support this natively. This support is adde by Connections using the Picturefill polyfill.

If the image URL/s are correct and the images do display when manually typed in the browser address by this indicates that either Picturefill is not being loaded on the page any more or more likely since this just happened. Another plugin or theme update is causing a fatal javascript error on the page, effective breaking all javascript after the error. You can check browser’s console (F12 and click the Console tab) for errors.

You can also try the the theme and plugin conflict tests:

• How do I check for a theme conflict?
• [How do I check for a plugin conflict?](How do I check for a plugin conflict?)

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

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[Steven Zahm]

@ Debra

If you can give me a WP admin login, I’ll take a look. The details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Robert

You do it the same way, but, while in the Customizer, click an entry name in the preview. The preview will refresh displaying the single entry profile detail view. Make the change again and then save and exit the Customizer.

The reason you have to do it twice is because the list view and the single entry profile detail view can be configured separately providing you with quite a bit of customization possibilities.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Melissa

Sorry, but there is no way to make them not a link, well, not easily anyway. It would require editing php code.

I’ve never had this requested before… is there a particular reason your client is making this request?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Melissa

Navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Licenses tab. Deactivate the license. Then on you clients site do the same, but activate the license.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Debra

Make sure the role assigned to the “members” has both the add and edit entry capabilities OR the add moderated and edit moderated capabilities on the Connections : Roles admin page.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Melissa

re: I got this to work.

Yep, you can add as many email addresses as you want… it is just not possible to import more than one of a type of email address at a time per entry. For example, it is not possible to import two home email addresses but you can import both a work and home email address.

Hope that helps!

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