[Steven Zahm]

@ James

The only way to do this would be to edit the card-single.php file found here; ../wp-content/plugins/connections-gridder/.

Move this code:

if ( isset($mapDiv) ) echo $mapDiv;

to after this line:

$entry->getContentBlock( $atts['content'], $atts, $template );

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

The following template show the job title without have to click anything to see it.

• Default Entry Card (which comes free with Connections)
• Circled
• cMap
• Excerpt Plus
• Gridder
• Tile Plus

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Scott

re: And now it’s displaying just what I need it to.

Great to hear!

re: You are one of the most respectful and responsive developers I know.

Thanks! I appreciate that.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ed

re: Legend. That worked beautifully.

Great to hear!

re: Out of interest, is there any way to make the ‘Notes’ expand by default without having to click on ‘Show Notes’?

Not easily. You would have to edit the card.php file found here; ../wp-content/plugins/connections-cmap/.

Look for this line:

<div class="cn-note-tray" id="note-block-<?php echo $entry->getRuid(); ?>" style="display: none;">

Change it to this:

<div class="cn-note-tray" id="note-block-<?php echo $entry->getRuid(); ?>">

That should do it, I think. I didn’t test.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mary

re: I have a hosting account with GoDaddy. When these plugins are active they max out the memory, the “I/O” and sometimes the CPU which causes the site to go down.

There’s no reason for Connections to cause this. The only frontend page on the site where extra load would be the directory page and even that is marginal unless showing hundred or thousands of entries at once which would not be recommended. That would not be a Connections limitation as the same issue would occur if you would try to display hundreds or thousand of WordPress posts on a single page.

re: I am already at the maximum memory resources of 2048mb for a shared server account.

This sounds a bit excessive if you are talking about the memory being allocated to PHP. most users I would recommend 128MB, very few actually need that much let alone more.

re: I know some customizations were performed on this plugin, but I dont know what they were, and I dont have access to the web person who did them.

Not knowing the the mods were, I suppose those changes could cause this issue for you. The thing is, they would have to be some serious changes. My recommendation would to make backup copies of Connections and cMap and then backup your database then install “clean” and current versions to see if the issue persists. If it does, then you know it was the modded versions. The backups are in case something goes really wrong so you’ll be able to revert.

Hoe that helps, let me know what you find.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Celina

For search you need on of the premium templates.

Hoe that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ carolin

You can download all the template and extensions that have a current support license from your purchase history and you can manually update. Your cMap support license is grandfathered (will not expire) so you will be able to download it. If your sandbox or dev site is on one of the domains mentioned in this FAQ, you could activate cMap on both sites because the sandbox/dev site would not be counted against the activation limit.

As far as having to repurchase a cMap license, from what you’ve said, I do not see any need for you to because you are free to install on a dev/sandbox site and one live site.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ James

I’m guessing this in regards to the Gridder template, correct? The easiest solution is to add your entry as “Organizations” rather than “Individuals”. If that is not possible, then the only way to make this change would be to edit the template’s card.php file found here; ../wp-content/plugins/connections-gridder/.

You would change this:
$entry->getNameBlock( array( 'format' => $atts['name_format'], 'link' => FALSE ) );

to this:

$entry->getOrgUnitBlock( 'show_dept' => false, 'link' => array( 'organization' => false, 'department' => false ) );

That should do it, though you might have to adjust the CSS styles… I do not know off hand.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ James Lee

There should already be a header above the contact form that reads “Email Entry”.

You can change the header string to whatever you want by following these instructions. You will need to use connections_contact for the text domain.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ James

I’m guessing this is in regards to the Gridder template, correct? If it is, here’s the link to the doc page where it gives instructions on how to change the label text.

Hope that helps!

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