[Steven Zahm]

@ Troy

Ok, then it not a permissions issue, back it back to 767. Can I get a temp admin account? I’m pretty certain it is because the DOCUMENT_ROOT can not be located because of the way the server is configured. Well, I don’t need admin access if you know what I’m talking about. If you do add the following to the timthumb-config.php file found here:

../wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/timthumb/

This is what you need to add, make sure to change the doc root accordingly:

define ('LOCAL_FILE_BASE_DIRECTORY','/my/doc/root');

[Steven Zahm]

@ Taskbucket

This is the correct location, apologies for the delay.

The theme layout issue is an easy fix. Please refer to this FAQ, especially the section about the code and pre HTML tags.

The issue with the content tray and the category is being caused, by the theme, I think. I say that because, reading the code, it seems it is for slider controls and that is usually built into the theme. However, if it isn’t and you have slider plugins installed, try deactivating all of them to see if the issue resolves itself.

This fatal error in this javascript is potentially causing every javascript after it to fail, which includes the javascript for Connections. This error and others exist on all page of the site [at least the pages I visited]. You can view this for yourself by loading your site up in Chrome, hitting the F12 key and then clicking the Console tab. The error that I’m speaking will show in this window.

If you had slider plugins and deactivating them did not work, then the issue is likely with the theme and you you’ll have to contact the theme author to fix.

I hope this helps.

One last question, is this your theme?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Cathy

You would load the connection.pot from within the lang folder into Poedit.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rick

Not sure what you mean by hacked your site???

What questions did you post?

The question I answer in this topic was posted by @ mannixmedia the other day. The question was actually asked topic that was originally created in January and resolved.

[Steven Zahm]

I’m going to assume you have cMap 3.0.x with the following instructions…

The cmap.css file which can be found here:
../wp-content/plugins/cmap

Make your changes to the cmap.css file and then create a minified version named cmap.min.css. Creating the minified version is important because, by default, the minified CSS file is the one loaded on the page. If you’re unsure about creating a minified version, just duplicate cmap.css and name it cmap.min.css.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

What is the content of the htaccess after you activate Connections? That would tell me which part of the code to checkout.

[Steven Zahm]

Not sure how that would even be possible. Which version of Connections?

[Steven Zahm]

@ jon

The shortcode seems to be incorrect. You should use [connections], although, [connections_list] will work but that has been deprecated for about two years now and will at some point be removed.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Roberto

Not certain how I missed your question. Sorry!

You can use the category shortcode option, or you could use the list_type shortcode option.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Courtney

You can use the category shortcode option or any of the filter shortcode options.

Hope that helps.

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