[Steven Zahm]

@ Heather

Apologies for the delay. Sorry, but there is no search within a search feature.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Michael 

This error only happens from upgrading fro an older version and the db upgrade routine not being run when it should have. I can fix this but I would need a temp admin account.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gayle

You would copy/paste the web address of your directory here.

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@ Souleymane konate

It is very difficult to tell which plugin or even the theme that is including jQuery 1.9.1. You’ll have to deactivate plugins one at a time until you find the plugin causing the error. You can see all the errors that are being caused by this by visiting your site using the Chrome browser, hitting the F12 key on your keyboard and then clicking the Console tab.

Sorry, but there is not a way to change the category selection or style.

[Steven Zahm]

@ trentsmash

This improvement is slated for version 0.7.8 which, at this time, should happen with a couple months.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Chad

Actually it is even working in IE. It just so happens, believe it or not, IE is the only browser working correctly. Let me explain.

The search input on the top right has the same name as the “S” in the directory. An ID for an inpage link can only occur once on a page. When there are more than one, which is technically invalid, the link should go to the first occurrence, which in your case is the search input.

Unfortunately there is not an easy solution unless you know how to edit your them and rename the search input. What I can and will do for the next update is prefix my inpage links for the character groups so this type of conflict is even less likely to occur.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gayle

Sounds like a JavaScript error being caused by another plugin or the theme. I would need to see your directory to know for certain and offer a possible solution.

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@ Souleymane konate

Maintenant, je vois le problème. jQuery est chargé à deux reprises. Version 1.9.1, qui ne doit pas être chargé, est à l’origine de nombreux JavaScripts à l’échec. C’est dans le code juste au-dessus “TV Flash”.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan_M

That’s an interesting security measure, which host, may I ask?

This is actually a third party library using the ini_set() function and ironically they’re using it to prevent error notices.

So other than throwing that notice, it is not negatively affecting the functionality. There are two options. One, which is surprising that isn’t already enabled because ini_set() is disabled by the host, is to ask the host to configure PHP to suppress the notices to the error log instead of showing them on screen. The other is, edit the
/wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/php_class_upload/class.upload.php
file. Go to line 3796 and put an @ in front of ini_set. That will suppress the warning. And because it is suppress, the second warning will not occur. I’ll try to remember to add it myself so it is included in the next update.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Souleymane konate

Please try deactivating “WP Easy Gallery”.

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