[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel Expósito

Yes, all the content and images are intact and reside in the original locations.

When CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED is FALSE this is where Connections should be looking for files and the db:

FILES:  ../wp-content/connection_images
DB:  wp_#_connections

When CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED is TRUE, which is what will be set by default  if multisite is detected, this is where Connections should be looking for files and the db:

FILES:  ../wp-content/blogs.dir/#/connection_images
DB:  wp_connections

 

Hmmm, now that I’m writing this out, I think my logic is wrong. Can you confirm the path and the db where Connections should be looking for you? I think it should actually be this when CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED is TRUE:

FILES:  ../wp-content/blogs.dir/#/connection_images
DB:  wp_#_connections

And CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED is FALSE:

FILES:  ../wp-content/connection_images
DB:  wp_connections

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dieter Gläßer

Please see this FAQ on how to embed videos:

How do I embed a YouTube or Vimeo video in the Bio or Notes field?

 

 

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel Expósito

As i I just mentioned to Junior…

Connections is now more multisite aware. Please try adding the following to the wp-config.php file:

define('CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED', FALSE);

This will tell Connections to run in single-site mode on a multisite install which is basically how it was running before. After you add this, things should be back to normal and it also should be upgrade safe. Meaning you’ll only have to do this once.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Junior

I don’t think I received the account details, you should be able to post them here as a private reply. In the meantime …

Connections is now more multisite aware. Please try adding the following to the wp-config.php file:

define('CN_MULTISITE_ENABLED', FALSE);

This will tell Connections to run in single-site mode on a multisite install which is basically how it was running before. After you add this, things should be back to normal and it also should be upgrade safe. Meaning you’ll only have to do this once.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bob Michek

So it’s working fine you you now too?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rashed Ahmed

If you visit your Purchase History page you can download the latest version of Tile Plus which has this bug fixed. Just install it right over top of the current version.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bob Michek

I just visited your site in both IE8 and IE9, images are loading fine for me. Try visiting using an InPrivate IE window to make sure there isn’t some local caching conflict happening.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Mike

I did one better. I wrote a quick and simple plugin that makes sure the default version of jQuery is used. Now all is fixed.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Junior

Are running a multisite install of WordPress?
Do the entries show up in the admin?
Can you give me temp admin account so I can take a closer look?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rashed Ahmed

Sure, if you go to the top menu under “Template” each template can be found there listed by its name. The requirements are listed on the “Requirements” tab on the page. I hope that helps!

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