Prefrent

Our new build addresses this issue, we’ll post it shortly. Thank you for submitting the bug!

We’re going to assume this is taken care if and mark it resolved. If you have ANY continuing issues, please feel free to open this thread again.

Sorry, but I can’t replicate your problem. Can you tell me what theme you’re using?

I’m going to mark as resolved. Please Email me again or re-open if you have further issues.

We really want to help, can you tell me what the Affinitomics? are on the page / post you have placed the shortcode on? Are there four other pages / posts with viable Affinitomic? elements for it to interact with?

A demo of the same shortcode (in a widget) can be found here (on the right) https://prefrent.com/derek-alderton/: It sorts our founders based on overlapping skill sets. If you click each name, you’ll see it re-sorts the list accordingly.

Here’s the shortcode:
[afview display_title="false" category_id="332" limit="6"]

Not yet but we will soon. Do you have particular requests for what you’d like to see?

Please share more information, I want to help you with this.

Where was it used, and what attributes?

The shortcode won’t work if there aren’t any Affinitomic elements (Descriptors, Draws, Distances) for it to interact with. You may also need to export the Affinitomics if the pages or posts existed previous to the plugin being installed.

I’m going to mark as resolved. Please Email me again or re-open if you have further issues.

In your settings panel, under “JumpSearch ( search using Affinitomics? as context )”
Select “off.” Note that you will still need your Google CSE API key and ID.

In the template you are using (single.php?) put the following piece of code:

include(ABSPATH.'/wp-content/plugins/affinitomics/google_search.php');

If you want to use the code on a page or post without modifying the template use a plugin like HitReach’s “Allow PHP in Posts and Pages.”