[Steven Zahm]

@ David

RE: It appears you have to set-up a billing account with google now to be able to use the maps and there is a monthly fee?

Yes, since July Google has required billing info to be added to the account in order to display maps. You get a $200 a month service credit which is roughly equal to the amount of free usage one received before the change. Prior, they would simply just stop showing maps on your site until the your usage quota was reset.

RE: Is it possible to set up the maps as a static API as there is no charge for this service.

Sorry, it is not possible to use the Static Maps API at this time. Even if it were, the same billing requirements apply.

If you do not want to give billing info to Google, my suggestion is to remove the Google Maps API keys from the Connections settings fields so they are blank/empty. Connections will default to using free a mapping service provider.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Trippero

Sounds like you may have a third party plugin or perhaps a browser addon which is making this happen.

Open the page in a private browser window to see if the issue persists. If it does not, then there is a browser addon causing this. If it does, then perhaps a WP plugin is the cause. You’ll have to do the plugin conflict check. And possibly the theme conflict check.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

Great to hear! You can use the Widget Pack, it has an Upcoming Widget Event Date Widget.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Letot Jean-Jacques

Great to hear!!!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Tim

The Login addon should work fine with social login plugins. Just tested with NextEnd and after the providers are configured the login button for the social networks showed up as expected. The Login addon uses the core WP login form, so, any social plugins that properly interacts with it should also work with the Login addon.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Letot Jean-Jacques

Sorry to hear you are having trouble! There are no known conflicts with Elementor. I actually have it installed on my test site and works without any issues that I can find.

Elementor doe require quite a bit of resources, so, my best guess at the moment you are close to the limit of memory allocated to PHP and it just happens to be Connections, in this case, which puts you over that limit.

Please try this

• How do I increase the PHP Execution Limit?
• How do I increase the WordPress Memory Limit?

Before doing the above, open an Elementor edit page in Chrome. Hit the F12 key and the click the Console tab. If there are errors being shown, what are they?

[Steven Zahm]

Sorry, no, I do not think Connections has the feature you require.

[Steven Zahm]

@ SepehrHN

Ok, this issue was an odd one. For some reason the query for the admin page was being sorted by non existing values in the dates. I’m not able to replicate the issue but I was able to correct it on your site.

Apologies for the trouble!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

The pages actually do not exist whether the option is enabled or disabled. You never actually leave the page the shortcode itself is embedded in. The shortcode, very basically, looks at the URL and renders out base on the address in the browser.

Disabling the option does prevent the links themselves from being generated therefore not accessible to users or search engines. But it is still possible to manually type them if one knows how to properly construct the correct link. If you are concerned about that, on the same settings page, you could change the Name slug to a series of unguessable letters and numbers.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

Navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Advanced tab. Disable the Name option in the Permalinks section.

Hope this helps!

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