[stephen]

Please take a look at the impact of 4.0 upgrade on http://www.legalrecruiter.com/directory

What’s the fix?

Thanks.

[Steven Zahm]

@ stephen

Connections is compatible with WordPress 4.0…

All I see is the login required message. A little more of a description of what the issue is would be helpful to assist you.

[stephen]

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[stephen]

This is the error message I get after removing other plugins and reinstalling. Fatal error: Call to a member function is_preview() on a non-object in ../wp-includes/widgets.php on line 178 How do I fix?

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[Steven Zahm]

When I visit the page, I see this:

Please login to view the directory.

This tells me that the the option to require login is active on the Connection : Settings admin page.

If you can give me a temp admin login, I’ll log in and take a look.

Those widget error message do not seem to be related to Connections at all. Can you please try, temporarily, deactivating all other plugin and switch to the TwentyTwelve theme?

[Shannon]

Hi there,
Just updated core to 4.0 and Connections no longer shows more than one card and then crashes without error in the Firebug console. I’ve disabled cforms and NextGen Gallery entirely with no resolution. There few other basic plugins running such as QuickCache, Advanced Text, Headspace 2, Google Fonts.

Any ideas?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shannon

My first guess would be the memory assigned to PHP has been exhausted. I question that a little because deactivating other plugins would/should improve the situation.

What is the memory settings now? You can find this on the Connections : Dashboard on the System widget. There will be two numbers, one for the setting and the other for usage.

If those two numbers are somewhat close, try increasing the memory. Here’s and excellent blog post which includes several methods. With method that will work for you depends on your host, so I suggest starting at the top and working your way down the list until the issue is hopefully resolved.
http://dailyblogging.org/wordpress/increase-wordpress-memory-limit/

Oh, please make sure you’ve updated to Connections to the newly released 8.1.2 version.

Hope that helps!

[Shannon]

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[Shannon]

Hi again Steven,
Console shows a jQuery conflict occurring when used with NextGen Gallery, but this is not the main error since it continues with NextGen Deactivated;

TypeError: jQuery(…).nggShowSlideshow is not a function

timeout: 3000 });

/deceas…-wills/ (line 246, col 3)

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shannon

I just noticed that you did include a website URL when posting … the forum does not make that obvious, unfortunately.

I visited the site, it seems you’re using a custom template of sorts, yes?

My new guess is there might be an error/incompatible code being used in the template. What that might be, impossible for me to know. Could you put up the code for the template on pastebin or something?

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