[Steven Zahm]

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[Steven Zahm]

@ sarah1202

I could view the screen capture. I think the file got corrupted on upload or something. Can you share a link to you directory instead, that’ll be easier to see what the issue might be?

If you want to adjust the cell width, you can edit the template.php file found here:
../wp-content/connections_template/cmap

[Steven Zahm]

@ michelle

Can you ask the dev what the work-around was? I’d like to document it so if anyone else runs across this I can have a fix for them.

Not sure why that line would have been missing for you??? I’ve tripled checked the files uploaded to WordPress.org and it’s there. But this is the second report … but only the second in almost 1000 updates. how odd.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kevin

Yeah, you’ll have to code that. The section of code will be the getImage() in the class.output.php file.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel Expósito

Just a fluke, I’m sure. There’s been over 500 updates done already today and this is the only report of this.

[Steven Zahm]

@ michelle

These doc pages are for cMap, but they apply to Tile Plus just the same:

http://connections-pro.com/documentation/plugin/template/cmap/option/enable_search/

http://connections-pro.com/documentation/plugin/template/cmap/option/enable_category_select/

Hopefully I’m on track and your dev will have a solution.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel Expósito

Nope, deleting the plugin will not delete your entries. They’re safe in the database.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel Expósito

Not sure why you’d be getting that error. In case WordPress fail to completely update the plugin, please try deleting it and re-install it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ michelle

With Rackspace Cloud Sites, chances are, you were using Apache as the webserver…

I think I figured out the issue, but I’m not certain how one would go about fixing it because my knowledge in web server configuration is extremely limited at best.

There must be some type of redirect configuration for nginx setup. This URL:
http://www.sys-kool.com/index.php/about-us/staff/?cn-s=&cn-cat=1
is redirecting to the URL that you see:
http://www.sys-kool.com/about-us/staff/?cn-s=&cn-cat=1

I’m guessing that this redirect is causing the server $_GET global to be emptied, that is this part of the URL (called the query string): ?cn-s=&cn-cat=1

Connections needs the $_GET global so it can parse the result that you expect to see. I can tell you that without a doubt that I’m using all standard WordPress functions to register and process the query vars (the individual values of the query string), so it should just work.

Maybe the person that set you up with nginx can shed more light on this?

 

It just occurred to me as I was writing this…

You can use the URL/s to bypass the need for the query string, like so:

http://www.sys-kool.com/about-us/staff/category/corporateheadquarters/

http://www.sys-kool.com/about-us/staff/category/colorado-office/

http://www.sys-kool.com/about-us/staff/category/missouri-office/

Why do these work? Well, they’re parsed completely differently from the query string. And the fact that these do work makes me more confident the issue is as I explained it above.

Unfortunately this will not do much for the category drop down and search because they absolutely require the $_GET global to function.

[Steven Zahm]

@ joe

Looks like you were able to get the plugin before the I managed to fix the error and push a version with that corrected. Look for 0.7.5.1.

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