[Steven Zahm]

@ Stacy

I’m going to mark this issue resolved since the maps are working for Gaëlle. If you are still having issues, please let me know. You’ll have to open a new ticket since you will no longer be able to reply to this thread since it is marked resolved. Let me know, I’m here to help.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Gaëlle

I just visited the your directory and the maps seem to working just fine. One thing that that may cause you issue though, you have the other mapping plugin displaying a map at the top of the page. This is causing the Google Maps API to be loaded on the the page twice. Each instance you are using a separate API key. You should really remove the map from the director page so the Google Maps API is loaded only once. At the very least, you should set both Connections and the Google Map plugin to use the same API key.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brian

Please navigate to the WordPress Permalinks Settings admin page. Remove index.php from the permalink structure. This will make it compatible with Connections and improve the SEO of your site’s URL/s.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Brian

Closing this thread because it is a duplicate of the one you opened in another Forum.

I will be replying very shortly in the other thread.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Deanna

Ok, try this, create an entry with a longer bio but make sure to use only “standard” characters, ie. do not use symbols like & and +.

Does that work or not?

This does sound like a PHP config issue. I suspect either post_max_size or max_input_vars need increased because the issue sounds a lot like this one being discussed in Stack Overflow.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34678959/forbidden-error-when-many-inputs

CAn you navigate to the Connections : Tools admin page and click the Tools tab. Scroll to the bottom and click the Generate a URL for Remote Viewing. Reply back with that URL as a private reply.

Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Joseph

I just pushed the update so you should see it within the next hour in you admin.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jennifer

I took a look at the page, the categories should have the comma, double check you code in the card-single.php file.

FTP access would be easier.

To have them display inline add this CSS:

#cn-tile-plus .cn-entry ul li {
    display: inline;
}

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Lisa

Not really an endorsement.. but in supporting others I run into the [Admin Menu Editor plugin](Admin Menu Editor) quite a few times. Seems pretty nice. I also like the Members plugin. You could use both together since they do different functions. With Members you could create a highly tweaked “Client” role and then use Admin Menu Editor and the Client role to create a trimmed down admin.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jack

I suspect the only time the two plugins would actually conflict is if they were both on the same page. Or, if their widget and directory were on the same page. Otherwise it should be fine.

I was looking at their code… the problem I see with their solution is I register my Google Maps PIA instance as a dependency so when they unregister my instance they also inadvertently unregister all the scripts which depend on it. Well, more accurately WordPress not enqueue the other scripts because the dependency is missing.

Unfortunately the only solution seems to be to ignore the error message from Maps marker.

I might add the option to check for dependencies and ensure that they exist and if they do not, re-register them … it’s kind of like an arms race solution, not ideal at all. :(

[Steven Zahm]

@ Edward

I was investigating this further…

Look what I found in the Maps Marker changelog for version 3.12 released on 3/25/2014:

https://www.mapsmarker.com/docs/changelog/free/

“improved option “Deregister Google Maps API scripts enqueued by third parties” to prevent re-enqueuing of scripts by also deregistering them”

This option when enabled, if I read it correctly, actually deregisters the scripts the template requires to run when enabled because it uses the Google Maps API.

This option appears to be off by default. I suggest turning it back off since there was no conflict prior to their latest update.

Their setting can be found on their plugin settings page. Search for “Deregister Google Maps API scripts enqueued by third parties”

After you turn this off I suspect the two plugins will work together again.

Hope this helps! Let me know.

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