[Steven Zahm]

@ J.R. Muller

This error is fairly rare and usually only ever happens when any of these constant are defined incorrectly in the wp-config file; WP_SITEURL, WP_HOME, WP_CONTENT_DIR or WP_CONTENT_URL. Do you have any of these manually defined in the wp-config file? If you do, can you remove them and let WordPress setup them up to see if that fixes the issue?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Claude

Presently there really is no way to do what you what … well, you could hook into the core WordPress the_title filter just like Connections does but at a priority greater than 10 and then check for the Connections category and alter the title accordingly. So for instant gratification, you could do that.

In version 8.5.15, I added the cn_page_title filter which you could hook into when it is released. The you can simply check the title pieces array for the category key and change the title accordingly.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Timothy

The only time I see this happen is if the database structure is not correct. Though you should get the error on both add and edit. I highly recommend not making any more edits.

I can take a look, but I’ll need a temp admin account. You can send the log in details here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ jon

re: I have never done this before. How do I securely send you access? Thank you

Here’s the doc page. Go to the Connections : Tools admin page and click the System Information tab. Scroll down and generate a URL by click the button. Copy the URL and reply back having pasted in the message. You can also check the “Set as private reply” option before submitting the reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lara

Apologies for the late reply, I had one written but must have forgotten to actually hit send. I can include this change in the next update. Is the email address associated to your account the correct address to send the invoice to? If it is, I can send the invoice and push out an update this week.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Scott

Are you certain the Entry ID was not mapped on the second import? It would have mapped automatically. It is the only scenario I can think of which would explain the results you experience and reported. Regardless I would still like to do test imports. Could you send me a screenshot showing the field mapping your used so I can duplicate it?

[Steven Zahm]

@ ottomek

Is there any FAQ or How-to in Connections Pro discussing actions/filters?

Sorry, no there is not. Here’s a list of Gravity Forms hooks I used on a custom project:

gform_pre_render_n
gform_pre_validation_n
gform_pre_submission_filter_n
gform_admin_pre_render_n

The _n part of the hook name is the Gravity Form ID. The above hooks were used to populate the Connections Categories in a Gravity Forms checklist form field. You would use the cnTerm::getTaxonomyTerms() function to retrieve them.

gform_user_registered

You would use this action to insert a Connections entry. You would use the cnEntry_Action::add() method to insert an entry and after a successful insert you would set the category relationships using cnTerms::setTermRelationships()

gform_pre_render_n

The _n part of the hook name is the Gravity Form ID. You would use this hook to populate the Gravity Form with the entry details. To get the entry detail you would use the cnRetrieve::entry() method.

gform_after_submission

You would use this action to edit a Connections entry. To update an entry you would use the cnEntry_Action::update() method.

I’ve glossed over a lot of details but digging into the code you can likely figure it out.

Hope that helps!

ps. I am working on a new class of addons for Connections called Connectors. The first of which is a Gravity Forms Connector. What I have done, works very well is is completely compatible with other Gravity Forms addons such as User Registration, MailChimp and PayPal Gateway using Gravity Forms Feed API. When will this be done, unfortunately this is unknown and will likely be quite a while. Thought I’d mention as it may be useful in future projects.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Elizabeth

Just so we are on the same page…

You want to be able to link users to their own entries and let them edit their own entry is that correct?

Or do you want all subscribers to be able to edit any entry?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Catia

I have not seen this error before, had to research it. This error, in regards to WordPress, seems to be related to PHP exhausting the memory allocated to it or a plugin/theme conflict.

My first suggestion is to try increasing the memory allocated to PHP. Here’s an excellent post on to do it. It outlines several methods. The one that will work for you will depend on your web host. I suggestion starting at the top and working your way done the list.

If that does not work, try looking for a plugin/theme conflict. Here are the links to the FAQs.

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

Hope that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ jon

Try disabling and then enabling the FULLTEXT option. If that does not work, can you please share your system info with me. You can create a temporary share link on the Connections : Tools admin page under the System Information tab.

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