[Steven Zahm]

@ Roy

It’ll show up as tool on the Connections : Tools admin page. This is the next feature I am working on starting next week. The version of Connections will be released with CSV Export will be 8.5.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bill

Oh, I see. That would be very problematic to add because that would require a database schema change in order to save that additional data. Sorry, adding something niche like this will not likely be added.

Really, I can only think of two ways to accomplish this… one would be to create links to other entries where they can have their own contact data (like families) or an a custom extension which can add multiple contact info but this way does not seem to be desirable because of the amount of limitations that would come with it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bill

Maybe something like a Family entry type where other entries can be linked to a “parent” entry?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chris

Sorry, but I am not sure I understand….

[Steven Zahm]

@ Murray

What is the query you are running? It should be as simple as this to query only public entries:

SELECT * FROM `wp_connections` WHERE `visibility` = 'public'

Of course you’ll need to change the table name in the query and add the INNER JOIN for the email table on the id and entry_id .

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

I answered you question in your other post. Hope that helps.

http://connections-pro.com/support/topic/frontend-form-input-ajax-filter-search/#post-342957

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

Thanks for your interest in Connections but unfortunately I do not think Connections would be a good fit for what you need. I think really want you need to setup is a BuddyPress site. Question, is this your question too on the wp.org support forums?

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/ajax-filter-ability

[Steven Zahm]

@ Raymond

To clarify… You are looking for this so you can set this on a per entry basis right?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jack

Great to hear!

If you have a moment, I would truely appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!

https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connections

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jason

You can use phpMyAdmin in your web hosts control panel and export the Connections tables from the database. Alternatively, since backup is your concern, I recommend using BackupBuddy (or similar, there are many options available for backup) and maintain a full backup of your site.

As far as a built-in CSV export tool… that is coming later this summer.

Hope that answers your question.

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