[Steven Zahm]

@ Marjoline van der Jagt

re: Oh dear. :( All the users are already added to the sub-site in question. See attachment. I am not sure what you recommend I do here?

Ok, then in you case, do the opposite. Add the users to the main site. If they are, then I’ll need a login to take a look. You can post the login here as a private reply. A user login which can not view the entries would be helpful too. That way I can see what you see.

The issue is that the logged in user on the main main site is failing the “user can view” permission checks.

I’ve only seen this occur on WPMS when the logged in user was not actually a user on the site they were viewing. If that makes any sense. WPMS can be clear as mud sometimes.

[Steven Zahm]

@ mayelle

re: Have you a demo of the pagination functionnality?

All the templates have demos, the link to the demo page is on each template product page. Here’s the direct link to the template demo page. The cMap, Market and Tile Plus demos show the pagination feature.

re: Is there a premium template which have lazy loading?

Sorry, no, not presently. That is something I might pursue after I have fully implemented the WP REST API support. This is going to take some time because the core of the code is “old” and designed to function in a very specific way. I’ve spent the last two month rewriting the code for the addresses to be more modern and modular with usage for the WP REST API in mind. I’m closing in on finishing just the one part of the rewrite. ONly after I have implemented the new code for phone, email, IM and such will I be able to move forward with the WP REST API implementation. After that is complete, I can investigate the many ways I can utilize this feature in templates.

Probably a far more detailed/technical answer that what you want, but I hope this does answer it thoroughly.

[Steven Zahm]

@ jimedward

re: the shortcode [connections_link_edit text=”Edit My Entry”] no longer works

The edit link will only display if the logged in user has an entry. If not, the edit link will not be displayed because there is nothing for the user to edit.

On your “My Membership” page, you should not link directory to the submit entry page.

Rather than have the user go to the directory to see if they have an entry, you should use the [connections_link_view] shortcode. This will display a “VIew My Directory Entry” link if the logged in user has a linked entry. If they do not, it will display an “Add My Directory Entry” link instead if the logged in user has either the add entry or add entry moderated capabilities assigned in the roles options admin page.

re: I cannot get this to work for existing members. Digital Access Pass matches the email address from the USER database with the Digital Access Pass Database to allow access I believe.

This is incorrect. Connections will never look at the DAP email address, it will only match against the email address for the WP User. The Jim C. WP User and the Jim C. directory entry do not have matching email addresses.

Per my explanation above, you’ll notice that the “Create My Directory Entry” is present on the My Membership page because the user does not have a linked directory entry because the email addresses in the WP User for the user and the directory entry does not match.

If you add the WP User email address to the “matching” Connections entry, they should link up just fine and the Link shortcode should function correctly.

Does this make sense/help?

[Steven Zahm]

@ laurelv

Sorry, no, there is no easy way to accomplish this.

[Steven Zahm]

@ H.Dupont

The tables should be created for you when you activate Connections. What you need to do is make sure the database user that Instant WordPress created for the database has create and alter table capabilities. You’ll have to refer to Instant WordPress support to learn how since I am not familiar with the product. I’m a bit surprised that the database user create would not be created with those capabilities from the beginning as many plugins needs custom tables to operate correctly.

If the database user created by Instant WordPress does have create/alter table capabilities, then find out where Instant WordPress saves its PHP error log, maybe something in there will reveal why the tables are not being created.

As for the sample db, that could work, but I have none to give. Its probably better to learn why Instant WordPress is not creating tables.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michelle

Apologies. I had neglected to mark the issue resolved which allows anyone to add to the conversation. Now that it marked resolved, a new topic would have to be opened.

[Steven Zahm]

@ antonella

The theme or another plugin is messing with the submit button styles. Likely change a default attribute to something non-standard globally rather than just affecting its own elements. Theme’s are notorious for this. If you can share a link, I can take a look and likely give you a bit of custom CSS to fix it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kate

Never heard of this one before… please try the theme and plugin conflict checks.

• How do I check for a theme conflict?
• How do I check for a plugin conflict?

Please let me know what you discover.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Renita

Sorry, no, this is not possible at this time. The photo/logo image link is reserved for the link it is assigned when adding a Link to an entry.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marjoline van der Jagt

re: Which begs the question: is it a multisite issue?

Kind of. The issue is the way you have you users setup. You need to add your users to your subsites with the correct roles. If the user does not exist on the subsite, they fail the “user can view” permission checks. A minor tweak coming up in the next update is to allow logged in users to at least view the “Public” entries.

Hope this makes sense and helps!

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