[Steven Zahm]

@ Megan

There are a couple options to add searching and a category list. One is a template such as cMap which has both searching and a category filter. The other is the Widget Pack. It has widgets for both search and a category list that can be added to the theme’s side bar. You could even use both cMap and the widgets if you wanted.

I hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Manoj Chacko

If you can share a link so I can see, I might me able to offer a solution. The first thing that does come to mind though is that the memory assigned to PHP has run out. Here’s a link to an excellent article that shows 5 ways you can try to increase it:

5 Ways to Increase the PHP Memory Limit in WordPress

[Steven Zahm]

@ jonathon1264

Add the following to the template.php files found here:
../wp-content/connections_templates/cmap

$entry->vcard();

Just make sure this is between the tags.

[Steven Zahm]

@ spaceman1

It looks like it is fine. It’s just that the Medium Image settings are not within the template’s requirements:

Medium Image size MUST be set to:
Width: 80px
Height: 120px [or smaller]
NOTE: If images have already been uploaded in a different size they will need to be uploaded again after the image settings are applied to be compliant with this template.

[Steven Zahm]

@ TetonTrekker

Hmmm, I am really surprised these errors haven’t shown for me. I know that the issue is and what to fix. This will be fixed in the next bug fix release.

[Steven Zahm]

@ alexander756

I went to your site and I could only find Connections and cMap on the Sponsors page which had no pagination for me to see the error. I do see you are running an older version of cMap. can you download the latest version from your Purchase History page and install it to see if the issue is resolved?

[Steven Zahm]

@ TetonTrekker

Thanks for reporting this. I’ve added to my list of items to check and fix for the next bug fix release coming by this weekend.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Rashed Ahmed

It should work. I’ve logged this as a bug which will be fixed in the forthcoming bug fix release that I am working on.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

That’s not the problem, per say. I’ve started to build in proper multi-site support. So the new image path would be per blog_id, however, you should to have explicitly turn that on by setting an option in the wp-config.php file. Can you share the link to you directory I would like to see where Connections is trying to load the images from.

[Steven Zahm]

@ roy

Yes, that is an undocumented alpha feature that I’m working on which is still under development. It should actually work fine under version 0.7.3.1, so if you ant to roll back, that is an option for now.

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