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Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Cindy
Well, all that seems to be in order, there’s no reason for Connections to cause a crash.
Do you have any other Connections extension or templates installed? If so, which ones and what versions?
Do you have any other snippets for Connections that are activated?
Keymaster@ Charles
Great to hear! I’m going to add this to the FAQ/s, it’s bound to come up again sooner or later…
If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connectionsKeymaster@ Cindy
What version of WordPress are you on? What version of Connections? What version PHP is you webhost running on your server? How much PHP memory is being used and how much is being allocated? You can get most of the details on the Connections : Dashboard admin page in the System widget.
Keymaster@ Charles
Hmmm, Interesting discovery indeed.
Try the solution that the accepted answer has a link to.
http://stackoverflow.com/q/4604392Keymaster@ walter
Great to hear!
If you have a moment, I would truly appreciate a review as they really do make a difference. Many thanks in advance!
http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/connectionsKeymaster@ Charles
Darn, that’s always the issue with IIS… ok, being internal may or may not be the issue, I can’t say for sure…
Is the
the-directorypage a sub page? … meaning it is not set as the static front page correct? Some other page is?Is the directory home page set to the WordPress page that contains the
[connections]shortcode?What is your permalink setting set to?
Can you visit the Permalink admin page and click Save Changes button? Does the issue persist?
Is the
the-directorya page or a post? make sure it’s a page.If none of that works, there must be an issue with how IIS is setup with rewrite rules…
Keymaster@ Charles
My best guess … if you look at the address bar in your browser, towards the beginning there is
index.php, yes?You need to configure your server to remove the
index.phpHere’s a Google search that shows how to make the settings change to the server:
https://www.google.com/#q=index.php+windows+server+wordpressLet me know if that helps!
Keymaster@ Cindy
No, nothing to change other than fixing the line after importing it. The snippet requires the latest Connections version 0.8.x. Do you have that installed? Can you attach a screen capture showing the issue or share a link where I can see the issue?
Keymaster@ Jenny
Edit the page “The Directory” page. The shortcode you entered is:
[connections category='2,4,11,12' show_alphaindex='true' repeat_alphaindex='true' width='800']To remove teh category limitation, use:
[connections show_alphaindex='true' repeat_alphaindex='true' width='800']I suggest not using the
widthoption either, but the choice is yours.The other two options are not need either, unless your really want to … they can be set on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Display tab.
Ok, if you did not set the memory, it could be set to use 256MB only when you’re in to admin. 128MB should be more than sufficient, so 256MB is fine.
Here’s an excellent blog post on how to set the memory:
http://dailyblogging.org/wordpress/increase-wordpress-memory-limit/I suggest starting at the top and work your way down the list until you can upload an image using Form while not logged in.
Keymaster@ Jenny
I tested with your image both as a PNG and JPEG and resaving the file. Since sometimes that can cause trouble…
When adding an image, the server responds with: 500 Internal Server Error. My experience… when dealing with image, that is a server memory issue. I see PHP is reporting 256MB.
What method did you use to set that?
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