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Steven Zahm
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I see you have purchase the Extension Pro Pack, thanks!
You can use the Form addon to add a form where your site visitors can submit entries to the directory.
Here’s the instructions for how to setup Form:
Since you used the work “registration”…
If your intent is so your users can add and maintain their own entry, you need to setup the Link addon. Here’s the link to the docs:
You should not enable the Submit Entry link for this use case. For WordPress user registration, you can use the core WordPress registration features which are built into WordPress. Or, alternatively, you can use any plugin that enhances those features. Connections does does not have this built in since there are many great/freely available solutions to process user registrations. After the WP User has registered, they will then be able to add and maintain their entry in the directory.
I hope this thoroughly answers your question. Let me know.
Keymaster@ Ryan
Sorry, I am not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish, but CSS can be used regardless if there is inline CSS or not. Following the instructions in the doc I linked to provides you with a working example of this.
Keymaster@ Ryan
I’m assuming this question is in relation to the Default Entry Card template, correct?
If it is, the you can use CSS to change the image shape. Here’s a link to developer doc which may help:
This actually covers how to use CSS to to have a “default image”, but you can use the same CSS selector to create a circle by uncommenting the
border-radiusparameter.You can control what is displayed in the Default template By using the Template Customizer.
Navigate to the Connections : Templates admin page and click the Customize button for the Default Car template.
The page will refresh displaying the Customizer on the left and a preview on the right.
Uncheck the Categories item and click Publish.
Now, in the preview, click an entry name. It does not matter which. The preview will refresh displaying the single entry view of the template.
Uncheck the Categories options again and click Publish.
Now exit the Customizer.
Hope this helps, let me know!
Keymaster@ Helen
Ok…
- Navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Licenses tab.
- Input your license key for the Widget Pack and click the Activate button.
- Navigate to the WordPress Updates admin page (Under the Dashboard admin menu).
- The update should be shown there. Click the update link for the Widget Pack.
That’s all. You’re existing widgets and their options should remain intact.
Hope this helps, let me know.
Keymaster@ Helen
What version of the Widget Pack do you currently have installed?
KeymasterOk, I hot patched both Connections and Form. Looks like the changes work as expected. I viewed the edit page for Chapter 9999 and the form populated like it should.
KeymasterI’ll need access to the Plugin Editor to apply the patches.
Keymasterfyi, I made the necessary changes to both Connections and Form.
Would you like to try them before I release the updates to ensure they do indeed correct this issue? If you want, I can apply the patch to the versions installed on your demo site.
KeymasterSorry!!!
I forgot to answer the pagination question.
Yes, you’ll need a premium template. I recommend the cMap template.
KeymasterRE: Anyway to remove that geocode entry showing in the address fields?
Do you mean the latitude and longitude fields? If so, add this to the theme’s custom CSS area, generally found in the theme Customizer.
#cn-form .address-geo { display: none; }This will hide those fields on the frontend.
In regards to the advanced search, that is generally reserved as a Pro Pack perk. In this case I’ll make an exception. Please look for an additional email from me with the details.
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