[Steven Zahm]

re: Jozefs

Looks like your host is on a pretty old version of PHP. I would recommend you urge them to update to something newer and supported.

With that said…

I’ll push out an update 8.2.1 which should fix this for you. My apologies I did not catch this. I had to set my dev version of PHP to an even older version than what I was using.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Larry

Thanks!

I took a look at your page and I see what you mean. The thing is Gridder was designed to show as a grid and flow down to fit within the page content width. Take a look at the demo page The image settings are set so they take up the entire width of the page content. If you would set the image width to 300px, things would work as expected. The template would have to be partially redesigned in order to support the single wide autofit. It is scenario that I hadn’t considered Gridder being used. I can look at to see if I can support both but I am not sure it it is possible.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lance

You must have updated practically right after I pushed out the update. There were a few minutes the release was available where this file was missing. It was corrected. All you need to do is reinstall Connections and it’ll be fine. Apologies for the trouble.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lincoln

Yes, go to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Search tab. From there you can choose which fields should be searched.

Hope that helps. Let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ JohnH

Great to hear you figured it out. If I may, what was the issue?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Larry

I can not see the page in question because the directory requires login to view.

What I can tell you is that the GC Social Wall plugin is causing a fatal javascript error which is causing all javascript that comes after the error not to run. Which is roughly half of the scripts loaded on the page. Also, though not a fatal error, the plugin also has paths to its files incorrect. Here’s an example:

http://messrsintl.com/wp-content/plugins/gc-social-wall//js/gc_social_wall.js?ver=4.1.1
Notice the double forward slash before js. That is in invalid path.

My suggestion would be to deactivate the plugin and contact the plugin author to see if they can fix those issues in their plugin.

I hope that helps, let me know!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Anna

I know I answered this when you posted the same question here but I can not find it, weird, because this is the seecond reply from that bvery same day that is missing… my reply was:

If you look at the Form Settings screenshot for the Form extension, you’ll see that you can configure the default entry type and whether or not the user can select the type. So you would change the default entry type to Organization and uncheck the option to allow the user to change the entry type.

This would not remove the Department field, but use CSS to hide it. So I do not confuse you, this will only effect the frontend Form extension, not the admin form. Since you’re interested in the Extension Pro Pack, I’m assuming you plan on using the Form extension.

Hope that helps, let me know!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Adam

As mentioned to Bill, you are using a very old version of the cMap template. You going to have to update it. I could find the purchased records under the email address that you used to post this, so you must have purchased it under a different email account.

Hope that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Koen

I know I replied to you the very same day but I be darned if I can find it…

Yes, the info you supplied help me find the purchase. It was made under under email address: remco*****@*****.com

You should be able to login under that account and download the update.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Evelyne

It is a theme compatibility issue… The theme seems to be one generated by http://www.artisteer.com/. I downloaded one of the free themes available to confirm.

They use a custom menu walker instead of the one built into WordPress. That is not a bad thing but does cause a problem for Connections because it can not hook into this custom menu walker to make the sure it’s URL/s are not applied to the menu items.

The reason the link does not appear to work is because the link is being changed the current category that was clicked, instead of being a link to the current page. So, it is working, it’s just the wrong URL. Here’s a work around:

Install the Code Snippets plugin.

Add a new snippet with the following code:

add_action( 'wp_head', 'cn_remove_permalink_filter', 99 );

function cn_remove_permalink_filter() {

    remove_filter( 'page_link', array( 'cnSEO', 'filterPermalink' ), 10, 3 );
}

Save and activate the new snippet.

That should correct the issue. Let me know.

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