[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Did you add the states as categories? The shortcode I gave only changes the strings, it does change the functionality.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Taylor

Thanks for the feedback, that is very helpful! I think I have it fixed where an error will be returned in the admin that reads “No editor could be selected.“, a core WP error message rather than failing with a PHP warning.

[Steven Zahm]

@ gerald

I do not understand what is meant by full knowledge. My previous reply gave the reason why for the error and the solution to fix it. I’m not certain what other info that is needed or you’re looking for to fulfill the knowledge that you want.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Sure, like this:

[connections str_select='Select State' str_select_all='Show All States']

Here’s a link to a FAQ that explains the str_***** shortcode options:
http://connections-pro.com/faqs/how-do-i-use-the-str_-shortcode-options/

Here’s the page with all the Slim Plus compatible shortcodes:
http://connections-pro.com/documentation/template-doc/slim-plus-shortcode-options/

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ gerald

Maybe you have something that is installed that automatically unzips files after they are downloaded. Back to the error message.

WordPress can not install a plugin if a folder that it is trying to install it to already exists.

To get past this, you need to delete the existing folder. According to the error message it is here:
../wp-content/plugins/connections-csv/

You delete this folder by logging into your site via FTP.

After you delete this folder WordPress will be able to install the plugin.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shannon

Many of the templates include a user searchable category drop down that can filter the results by the category chosen by the user. Additionally there is the Widget Pack. It come with a category widget. It outputs a list of links for the categories. When a user clicks a category link, the results will be filtered by the category that was clicked.

I hope that answers your question!

[Steven Zahm]

@ smrtsu

By default cMap shows the logo, not the photo. To configure cMap to display the photo instead use this shortcode:

[connections image='photo' tray_image='none' str_image='No Photo Available' str_tray_image='']

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rich

It is possible, but you would have to edit the widget’s PHP file. Not knowing exactly which widget you’re using, here a gerenal direction.

1. Edit the the ../wp-content/plugins/connections-widgets/includes/class.widgets.php file.
2. Replace all instances of $entry->getNameBlock( array( 'link' => TRUE ) ) with $entry->getNameBlock( array( 'link' => FALSE ) ). There should be six instances.
3. Save.

That remove the link from all widgets.

fyi, I am working on a major rewrite of the Widget Pack making the widgets themselves far more flexible and far more feature rich while being much more performant due to implementing fragment caching of the widgets.

As a direct result of this, I added the option to enable/disable that link from within the widget options … as easy as point/click/save.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ed

Please do not reply back to the autoresponder, thanks!

Looking at the page I can tell you have a broken shortcode. Please see this QuickTip.

My suggestion is to start over with no copy/pasting while typing it into the HTML tab of the post editor.

Let me know if that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Edith

I took a quick look. It seems the theme is missing the wp_footer() template tag in the theme’s footer.php file.

I suggest adding it to the theme as this missing template tag will break a lot of plugins.

Hope that helps!

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