[Steven Zahm]

@ Keith

Great to hear that fixed things right up for you!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Patrick

Add social='false' to the shortcode.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jorge

My best guess is that you enabled the Single Entry Template option. Please disable that option. And, navigate to the Connections : Templates admin page and click the “Individual” template type and then activate the Default template. The do the same with the “Organization” template type.

Hope that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Barbara

Great that it working now! Unfortunate that I was not able to see the cause of the original error. If you run into the issue again, please let me know, I’ll definitely want to look into it to found the source of the error and fix it.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Pam

re: Update: It worked, although I do consider it confusing that an entry is still considered to belong and display in a parent category even if that parent category is not checked.

Correct, because if an entry is assigned a category which is a child of the parent being requested, it is in the parent as well as the child. This is modelled after how WordPress handles category relationships using the same options. This is done so the behavior is the same and expected since it is consistent with how WordPress handles the category relationships.

To get the results you are looking for, make the parent category of ELC Director to Teaching Staff.

Another way to handle this, keaving your category structure as is, is to use the category_in shortcode option. For this to work all the entries will have to be assigned the Teaching Staff category in addition to the ELC Staff or ELC Director as appropriate. The shortcodes would the be this:

[connections category_in="x,10"]
[connections category_in="x,9"]

*change x to the category ID for Teaching Staff. With this setup, an entry would have to be within both categories to be listed because the category_in option will not traverse the category tree.

I think just using this will work too:

[connections category_in=10]
[connections category_in=9]

If it does, that would be the quickest easiest to implement.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Keith

I’ve not seen this in a while. So long I was thinking of removing the option in Connections…

Here’s what should fix it.

Navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page. Click the Advanced tab and scroll down to the Compatibility section. Enable the Templates option.

If you are using page caching, flush your cache.

After enabling this option, the template should render correctly.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Walden

Load the page in Chrome, click the F12 key and then click the Console tab. You’ll the following error message from Google:

Google Maps API error: RefererNotAllowedMapError

What this mean, when you setup the Browser Key, you set up the “Accept requests from the HTTP referrers.” option. This is good, you want to do this. But, the referrer you set up is being rejected by Google. You’ll need to adjust it so it is correct. As mentioned in the Get Google Maps API Keys docs, in the Create the Browser API Key section, I recommed the following referrer:

http://domain-name.com/*

Change domain-name.com to your website address. The preceding http:// and trailing /* are important and should not be left off otherwise your Browser Key may not work because it will not be able to validate the referrer.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Barbara

re: Now I have reactivated the Enhanced Categories extension and entries display on the page when a category is chosen

What have you changed now so it works? Now that is is working I will not be able to find and correct the bug.

re: if I go back to View All only the names display, all in one row.

Yep, that looks right. It is a responsive columnar list. It has a max of 4 columns, min of 1. The narrower the screen the fewer columns. Add more entries…

[Steven Zahm]

@ Pam

Are you using page caching? Either with a plugin or server side? If you are, flush your page cache.

If you are not using page caching, please share screenshots of the category selection for both entries. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Barbara

The admin login does not seem to work and the FTP login seems to be missing the username.

The error messages look to be the old ones, prior to disabling Enhanced Categories. Which is good, and, expected.

When I get access, I will definitely debug and resolve the issue quickly. You should definitely be able to use the extension with no errors. I’m not sot sure why the error is happening for you since I can not replicate it, see no obvious reason for it and no one else has yet run into the issue.

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