[Steven Zahm]

@ Walt

re: search for “department” nothing comes up.

The department field is not explicitly state but it is included in the “All” export tool. The fields listed are actually just an example. I guess I can make that more clear in the text. If you click the export button and open the resulting file, the department field will be included.

re: Does that mean that every field must contain an entry for every member in order for that field to be exported?

No, it does not. If a field is not entered for an entry, it’ll be blank in the export.

re: Final question, is the “Import” tab under tools separate from the CSV Import utility?

Yes, it is separate, for now. Thee CSV Import will eventually be relocated under that tab since it make more sense to be in this location rather that a top level item. It will still be a paid extension, just the location of the tool itself will change.

Hope that fully answers your questions.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Anne

re: If you can steer me in a better direction that would be great.

You could use the [connections_login] shortcode in order to display the login form.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Annifran

Well, it seems 1&1 has a hard limit set to 32MB and no matter what you set it to they will not let you account go above that regardless of what is reported.

It seems this is not uncommon with 1&1 and “older” accounts. Doing some searching reveals many posts just like this one.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/incorrect-memory-allocation-for-subsite#post-7984564

Unfortunately the general consensus seems to be to switch hosts.

What sad is… according to the limits explained in the 1&1 control panel your limit should be 120M. You definitely are not being granted that amount which is why you are getting this memory errors. As you use more plugins or as WordPress and plugins are updated it is likely that’ll you’ll run into this more and more often.

Sorry that I am unable to find a solution for you!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Walt

re: I’d like to be able to export all the data, revise it, and then re-import it using CSV Import. Is this a good idea?

Sure, other do it. There no way to remove entries though. You would have to manually delete them in Connections. I’d suggest doing that before you do the export.

re: I see there is no “Department” field available for export.

Which export tool are you using? It definitely should be included in the “All” export tool.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Anne

Ok, I found the issue and applied a hotfix to your site, the links should resolve correctly now. This fix will be in the next update to Link so you willl be able to safely update when it is released.

Apologies for the trouble!

ps. Using the widget the way you are with widget in page shortcode plugin. I recommend using the supported shortcodes instead. I added them to the page so you can see them.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Annifran

I took a look at the sys info. It looks fine with the exception that the PHP and MySQL versions are, really, really old. I would recommend asking your host if it is possible to meet the recommended requirements for WordPress rather than the legacy minimum requirements.

Now, that said, I am at a loss as to why editing pages would be an issue because Connections does not even load any assets on those page admin pages.

I’d be willing to take a closer look. I’ll need both a FTP login and a temp WP admin login to debug. The details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brittany

Sounds like it working perfectly, you should receive the key name of the radio option that was chosen. You template code should be something like this:

$deathClassificationOptions = array(
    'line_of_duty_death'        => 'Line of Duty Death',
    'performance_of_duty_death' => 'Performance of Duty Death',
    'military_service_death'    => 'Military Service Death',
);

$deathClassification = $entry->getMeta(
    array(
        'key'    => 'death_classification_radio_group',
        'single' => TRUE
    )
);

if ( in_array( $deathClassification, $deathClassificationOptions ) ) {

    echo esc_html( $deathClassificationOptions[ $deathClassification ] );
}

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Omar Brenes

Great to hear! Glad I could help!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Annifran

There are no known conflicts. In fact I assisted two users just yesterday that were using Divi. I suspect it may be a combination or maybe the memory allocated to PHP is being exhausted. I would try increasing the memory. Here’s an excellent post on how to do it.. There are several methods which one that will work really depends on the web host. I suggest starting at the top and working your way down the list.

In addition to trying that, please share your System Info with me. Create a Remote Viewing URL and share it with me as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Carolin

Yes, this can be accomplished utilizing the Template Customizer for cMap. Here’s how…

Navigate to the Connections : Templates admin page.

Click the Customize button for cMap.

The page will reload with the Customizer on the right and the preview on the left.

Click the back arrow in the upper right of the Customizer.

Click the Image panel.

Change the Image type from Logo to Photo.

Click the back arrow in the upper right of the Customizer.

Click the Bio Tray Image panel.

Change the Image type from Photo to Logo.

Now, click an entry name, the first in the list will do, but it can be any. The preview will refresh displaying just that selected entry.

Repeat the last several steps in changing the image type in both locations.

Finally, click the Save and Publish button.

Hope that helps!

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