[Steven Zahm]

@ QueenEve

Sorry, no, there is not a way to Convert entries into WordPress users.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jessica

The error message says the template can not be found. I see it is a custom template,  please try activating any random template, very the directory shows and then reactivate your custom template.

[Steven Zahm]

Sent via email.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David — January 25, 2013 at 2:24 pm

As you see from the Chrome Console, this is causing other errors. One in the theme for the tooltips and the other in the plugin Ninety Login. Connections only uses the version of jQuery available, it does not load any version other than the version bundled with WordPress which theme and plugins can and do override even though that is considered bad practice.

The solution… If this was working then it’s hopeful that the theme is not loading the wrong version of jQuery and it’s another plugin which means you’ll have to deactivate one by one until you find the offending plugin.

I am certain this is not related to the recent updates to Connections. If you are not convinced, you could also try going back to version 0.7.3.1 but I really don’t think that will resolve the issue.

Another thing you can try is on the Connections : Settings admin page under the Advanced tab, uncheck the JavaScript option. This will change the position where the scripts for Connections are loaded perhaps giving it an opportunity to run before the other errors prevent JavaScript from running. I do have to stress though, it it does work, you’ll only be fixing it for Connections, not other plugins.

I do hope this helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ StevieG

Can you please share a link to your directory? I’d like to see the actual links.

[Steven Zahm]

@ gbartram22

Check you medium image settings on the Connections : Settings admin pages under the Images tab. Guessing they are either empty or set to 1 x 1 px.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Foaad

No, that will not be an issue for the Link plugin. Well, the slug issue anyway. Do both the org and the individual have the same email address? That, could be an issue, because the only way I could think of to link a registered user to an entry was by email. That was the safest bet since email addresses for registered users have to be unique.  Link will go grab the first matching email address it finds and link that entry. So, if both the org and individual have the same email address it is likely the auto link will grab the org first since it was input first. Does that make sense?

[Steven Zahm]

@ David Bartolone — January 25, 2013 at 1:41 pm

Understood, when version 0.7.3.6 is released this weekend, give that a go. It “should” resolve to the correct paths for the images. If not, let me know. I actually don’t have a multisite install so I rely on feedback of those that do.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David — January 25, 2013 at 12:59 pm

There are officially too many “Davids” in this forum thread, LOL!

Your issue is actually unrelated to the Connections update. Either the theme or another plugin is loading jQuery 1.9 instead of the version bundled with WordPress. This is going to break plugins and themes because many are not yet compatible with jQuery 1.9. You can check this out by opening this page in Chrome, hitting the F12 key and clicking the Console tab.  Those errors are do to jQuery 1.9. As you see this is causing several scripts to fail.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dennis

I don’t think this was an update issue … question, did you happen to move where you WordPress folders were.

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