[Steven Zahm]

@ Angela

Great to hear!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Andree

You can do this with the category shortcode option. Many users do exactly the same thing you want by using this option.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Susan

Great to hear!

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@ Tim

Yes, this is possible. Many users use Connections the exact same way as you want. They use categories to categorize the entries and then use the category shortcode option to separate the entries on separate pages.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

I found a purchase made by a Michael Kaiser on 12/07/2014. The domain of the email address matches but not the user name. So, I would say this is very likely the correct purchase. The email address is info [at] crossover.marketing … actually it looks like the email address is wrong, missing the trailing .com. I corrected it.

To get the support license key numbers, he can log into his account (created during the checkout) and view them under the Licenses tab on the purchase history page. If he forgets the password, he should be able to reset it.

Hope that helps!

ps. The support license keys have expired, to update, the Pro Pack License key will need to be renewed. This can also be done on the purchase history page.

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@ ottomek

I do not believe this will work because Connections does not use a CTP. You’ll likely better off using a form builder plugin to create your form then use actions/filters to add the entry programmatically.

Hope that answers your question.

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@ Claude

Great to hear the code was what you were looking for! I fixed the missing semi-colon and the code block in your replies.

[Steven Zahm]

@ jon

re: When I type in “Peoria, AZ” I get some AZ agents but also Houston, TX, Durham, NC and Toronto Canada agents.

That’s because the two letters are being dropped by the database. Most databased drop “short words”. The limit, generally is, three to four characters. The results you see would be for only entries which contains “Peoria”.

Well, there’s another two reasons… each word is searched separately so the results would be representative of entries which contain “Peoria” OR “AZ” (assuming AZ not being dropped). It can not be treated as a single word because the values are stored in separate fields in the database so each word is search for in each field separately. So, the search is actually fairly complex “erring” on the side of a wide results instead a narrowly focused.

re: Is there a way to make the search feature work better?

Yes. First, you can limit the fields that are searched on the Connections : Setting admin page under the Search tab. Second, you can try disabling the Keyword Search option.

Another option, try enabling the locality, region and postal code Permalink options. This will allow you users to filter by those. The related portions of the address will be comes links and when those links are clicked on the results will be filtered by what was clicked.

Lastly, a custom search option could be developed.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Amy

There is an option. You can see it on this live production site:

https://sscit.org/

The categories are configurable and the zip code search can be turned off. If you think this will meet your needs I can install and configure it at a reasonable rate. If you are interested, please contact me using the link at the very bottom of the page.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Amy

Great to hear it’s working! Thanks for letting me know.

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