[Steven Zahm]

@ Darrin

Connections uses the core WP function wp_max_upload_size() to determine the max upload size of a file.

This core WP function uses the smallest of the server PHP environment vars upload_max_filesize and post_max_size.

One of those two seem to be set to 0TB.

Take a read of this tutorial:
https://kinsta.com/blog/increasing-the-maximum-upload-size-in-wordpress/

It seems pretty accurate as most do not even mention that post_max_size needs to be large than upload_max_filesize (not by much 1MB s/b more than plenty).

Also, I high recommend making the max less than the memory_limit value. Images when opened for processing such as scaling/cropping can take 3—5 times the available memory.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jonathan

Is it this Members plugin?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/members/

What plugin are you using to manage renewals? I assume it is the same plugin you use to take payments, yes?

How are setting an expiry date in Connections?

There might be more questions I would need to know, but, in short, if other plugins you are using for membership, payments and renewals have actions that can be hooked into then it is possible to do what you want. I have actually done something very similar for another user but that was with the Restrict Content Pro plugin. When a membership expired, the Connections entry would be come unlisted unless they renewed. If they renewed after becoming unlisted, their entry would set to public again. This was of course a custom solution tailored to fit their exact usage. If you are interested, please contact me for a quote using the contact link at the very bottom of the page.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Nidhi

Sorry, no, something link this would require a custom template or some other solution to be custom coded.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Hajnalka Katóné Nagy

Probably the easiest solution is to add this to the card.php file found here:
../wp-content/plugins/connections-tile-plus/

$entry->getContentBlock( 'business_hours' )

And then use CSS to hide the table of hours, like so:

table.cnbh {
    display: none;
}

.cn-entry-single table.cnbh {
    display: block;
}

Does that help?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Erin

It seems something slightly broke the WordPress Permalinks on your site. Saving them without making any changes fixed the issue.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Harold

No, the role will not matter. You only need to setup Link to give your custom role the proper capabilities. And, technically, the role does not need any Connections related capabilities in order for the user posts to be displayed. The only requirement is that the user be linked to a entry. Hope that makes sense!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael

If you are importing an exported file into a “clean” or “empty” database, do not map the Entry ID when importing. Mapping the Entry ID column tells the CSV Import to update the existing entries. If those entries do not exist, there are skipped, they are not imported as new entries.

Hope that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Erin

So there is a page named “Members” and a page named “Members Directory” on the WordPress Pages admin page, correct?

And, on the the “Members Directory” page there is the [connections] shortcode, correct?

Lastly, the “Members Directory” page is set to be the Directory Home Page?

If there is, please give me a temp admin account so I can take a look. Login details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Harold

HAve your post authors logged in so they will be linked by Link? If they have not, have them log out and back in. After a link between their user account and their directory entry has been linked, their authored posts should display, the newest 5.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Harold

I’ll reply in the other thread:

http://connections-pro.com/support/topic/authored-extension-wont-show/

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