[Steven Zahm]

@ James

To set a random order, use the order_by shortcode option. There’s an example showing how to set it.

I’m actually uncertain how this will effect the custom entry order. That was not a scenario I tested.

[Steven Zahm]

@ James

You want to use the order_by shortcode option. The doc page has info on displaying by random with an example shortcode.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Andy

My best guess is that Google did not “understand” the address entered correctly. Make sure you have the Base Country set on the Connections : Settings admin page under the General tab.

If you do and it is still not correct, after you enter the address, click the geocode button for the address and then drag and drop the pin to the correct location.

Hope that helps! Let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ anja

Ok, I transferred these to Mr Kusic. He should have received an email requesting he set is user password. After he does, he’ll be able to login to his user account and have access to his items.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Darrin

Sorry about the delay… thank Comcast. My internet connection became glitchy. Going up and down making it impossible to do anything online. My Apologies!

One more minor edit…

Open the class.utility.php file found in the same folder as the retrieve file.

Search for this line:

public static function userPermitted( $visibility ) {

Then under this look for the first:

return ( current_user_can( 'connections_view_public' );

This should be line 612.

Change it to this:

return ( current_user_can( 'connections_view_public' ) || ! cnOptions::loginRequired() );

Now, in the retrieve file, change the code I gae you previoulsy to this:

if ( current_user_can( 'connections_view_public' ) || ! cnOptions::loginRequired() ) {

    $visibility[] = 'public';
}

It is slightly different. Let me know if this works.

[Steven Zahm]

@

In the retrieve file search for this line:

if ( current_user_can( 'connections_view_public' ) ) $visibility[] = 'public';

If should be line 1109.

Change it to this:

if ( current_user_can( 'connections_view_public' ) || $instance->options->getAllowPublic() ) {

    $visibility[] = 'public';
}

Let me know when you made the edit.

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

The proper load order should happen automagically… as long as the plugin dev set jQuery as a dependency when enqueuing their scripts.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Darrin

Ok, this is odd. The error only seems to occur when I select the, one, file I want to edit. All other load just fine. Can you check the file permissions on the class.retrieve.php. It can be found in this folder:
../wp-content/plugins/connections/includes/

[Steven Zahm]

@ David

Sorry, but this is not a bug or issue with Connections… javascript is basically broken on your site due to a fatal error being generated.

Open any page on your site in Chrome, hit the F12 key and then click the Console tab.

You’ll see the error:

Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined(…)

The best I can tell the cause seems to be that scripts for WP Cart for Digital Products and WP eMember are loading their javascript files before jQuery is loaded. Because this is happening at the near beginning of the page, it is preventing all javascript from running on your site including those required by the cMap template for Connections.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Darrin

Nope, still get the forbidden error message. Are you able to edit plugins? You do not actually need to make a edit to get the error. Select a plugin and then choose a file to edit. When you choose a file is when I get the error.

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