[Steven Zahm]

@ sam

I just tried both IE9 and IE10 thy both render the page correctly and the image do not disappear for me. Can you try force refreshing the browser and purging its temporary files? Also, if you know someone else with IE9 can you ask them to check? Oh, also, try running it with all add-ons disabled.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shari

Ok, I see now. What you actually would need is three(?) category selects each allowing multiple sections. Right? If that is the case, sorry, but there is nothing I have available that could do this out of the box.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

I’m going to need to see a few screenshots…

1. The Connections : Settings page, General tab.
2. The Connections : Roles page.
3. The Edit page of a Connections entry of an entry that should be visible.
4. The User Edit Profile page of a user who can not see the entry.
5. The Edit Page of the page that contains the Connections shortcode.

Those screenshots should clue me in on what the issue might be.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bastien

Sorry, but unfortunately, entries within Connections can not be assigned “owners”. That is on my to list; I even have a column set aside in the database to support this feature. What that said I do not know when or how this feature will be implemented at this time; maybe sometime next year and likely as an extension.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jeff

Edit the page that contains the [connections] shortcode, switch the editor to the Text tab, remove the a anchor tag from around the shortcode and update.

That will fix it right up.

The cause; a copy/paste from the website into the post editor while in the Visual tab.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Nancy

Looking at you site leads me to think you have this figured out. Please let me know if you do not. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Andrea

Well, yes and no. The Connections core can easily perform such queries, however there currently is not a “plug and play” method for exposing this functionality to users. Basically, this means unless you create the PHP to add a user interface for this then no, sorry. It’s planned and has been for quite awhile which is why the core code can perform these queries.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shari

If I understand correctly… may I suggest this. Create a dedicated page for each of your top level parent categories then use the enable_category_by_root_parent shortcode option along with the category shortcode option. This will let you split out your top level categories, listing only its descendant categories. See this FAQ for a how to. The FAQ is for cMap but it will work with Market too.

Does that answer your question?

[Steven Zahm]

@ hollypowell

Maybe it’s simple a memory issue. That would cause server errors. Take a look at this excellent blog post on multiple methods to increase the setting. Which method that will work for you depends on the web host. Just start with number 1 and work your way down the list.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ hollypowell

No probelm. Great to hear that it’s working fine!

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