[Steven Zahm]

@ twtts

The process you are using is what I would also use. :) I do think it will be just fine and cause no trouble.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Patrick

If you are using the same theme for mobile/desktop, you can display cached pages to mobile/desktop users. Just test logged out on both devices to make sure it works as expected.

Thanks for the heads up on the link change!

[Steven Zahm]

@ gretar

Did you upload the images as a Photo or Logo when adding them to the entry?

Have you used the Template Customizer on the Default Card template so it displays the image type you uploaded the image to?

When you edit an entry in the admin, does the photo show?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Patrick

Autoptimize is not caching… it combines and minifies CSS/JS files. Often these features are included in caching plugins. The caching plugin you are using is WP Fastest Cache, so, the setting is on its setting admin page.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Patrick

You had your caching set to display cached pages to logged in users … so, they were seeing the logged out cached page instead of the real page when logged in. Generally, you never want to serve cached pages to logged in users, for this reason. Since you have an “online store” of sorts this could be doubly bad. If a page is cached when a user is logged in, that cached page can be served to ALL visitors potentially exposing that users details and such to everyone until the cached page expires.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rebekah

I would recommend the cMap template if you like the default template. The layout is similar and the Template Customizer can be used on it to change some of the styles to make it more visually similar too.

Connections has, a lot, of classes/ids. I could not even begin to list them all to aid in CSS selectors. The best bet is to use your browser’s dev tool panel and inspect the element you wish to target to get the class name.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ John

Here’s a link to a FAQ which explains how to do this with cMap:

https://connections-pro.com/documentation/cmap/#Can_I_use_cMap_on_two_different_pages_showing_different_categories_in_the_drop_down

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Craig

RE: Could not insert term into the database. Similarly it wont let me add any entries either.

The only reason errors like this would occur would be if the tables in the WordPress database have been removed or out of date.

Is this a new installation of Connections or an old one? Have you moved the site?

RE: message regarding PHP version also comes up we are using PHP 7.3

This is simply a information only message. Connections does work fine on newer versions. Connections used to have a minimum requirement of PHP 5.2. So, the max version had to be 7.1. The reason is new versions of PHP deprecates several functions that Connections uses. This mean at some point in 10 years PHP will remove those functions. I have bumped the minimum version to 5.4. Which means I can bump the max version to 7.3 (and newer) after those deprecated functions are remove from Connections. This important bit is that those function will continue to function normally until removed.

So, the short answer is, the PHP version is not the source of the issue you are experiencing.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Pina

Please create a temp admin account using this plugin:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/temporary-login-without-password/

Reply back, as a private reply, with the login link. I’ll take a look asap.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Faris

Great to hear this is fixed. Apologies or the trouble this has caused you!

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