[Steven Zahm]

@ Jonathan

Sorry, but that can not be done with CSS. A core Connections PHP file would have to be edited. A change if made would be lost during each update.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Enrique

You’ll have to contact the dev of Visual Form Builder Pro to get their error fixed.

May I get a temp FTP account so I can take a closer look. Timthumb is still reporting a permissions error … but everything seems right.

[Steven Zahm]

@ peekaa

Sorry, I do not understand.

[Steven Zahm]

@ peekaa

Yes, data is completely safe. You can also switch be tween templates as oftern as you wish too.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lani

Write, you can’t copy/paste the options. Manually type them. When working with any plugins shortcodes and their options. I recommend that as best practice.

I actually think it is a built in WordPress filter that convert regular quotes to fancy quotes which are not supported by WordPress and not the font in use on the site.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Enrique

Sorry, I was telling you to put the blank index.html page in the wrong folder. It should be this:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/cache/

Wait … Ok, I just checked. The file Connections load in that folder is in place like it should be. What is the permissions on that folder? Try 767 as well.

Now it seems there is another javascript error. That one was not there when I last checked. This time it is with the plugin Visual Form Builder Pro. I’m not familiar with that plugin but it does seem very well supported. You might want to ping them for help on that error. But for now, can you temporarily deactivate it?

I hope you understand the javascript in other plugins is not the fault of Connections. Those errors will/are actually causing other plugins to fail too. the results just are not as visible.

[Steven Zahm]

@ nick1450

Go to the Connections : Templates admin page and click the Anniversary template type link and activate any random template and then reactivate the desired template. Do the same for the Birthday template type.

Let me know if that resolves the issue.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lauren

One thing, All the CSS files seem to be loaded in the page footer, they should be the head. It almost seems like the wp_head() template tag is in the footer.php file. And in the header.php file there is an old version of jQuery that looks like it is hard coded. I say that because in the page footer the correct version is being loaded. You should only have one version loaded otherwise it’ll break plugins.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Roy

Ok, I mis-understood…

yes, that would hide them completely.

If you can edit PHP, the only option would not to show the assigned categories at all.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Shannon

This must be the way your web host is setup. If I perform a similar search in the WordPress search, the same error happens. So this is not a bug with Connections. I’m not certain what would cause this. You might have to contact your host and put in a support ticket with them.

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