Your tpl chunk needs to include every field you want to pull in. Right now your chunk is only set up to pull up the contents of an image TV. You say you want the title, so you should have something like
<p>[[+pagetitle]]
<img src="[[+tv.Image_File]]" alt="[[+tv.Image_Description]]" />
Best way to start troubleshooting your call is to first do it without the tpl and see if you get an array outputted on the page. If you get an array then you just need to work on your tpl.
HTH
Just tried [[!getResources? &parents=`5`]] and [[getResources]] neither one comes up with an error or anything else. Also uninstalled the package and reinstalled it and I am still get nothing. Also I don’t want the title but I tried adding the title to see if my TVs were the problem but as always with getResource I got nothing!
Thanks for the help einsteinsboi.
You could also try adding [[+pagetitle]] to your Tpl chunk. If the pagetitles show, then getResources is finding resources and finding your Tpl chunk.
Check the spelling on the Tpl chunk name versus the name you’re using in the tag and the spelling of the field names in the Tpl chunks. Also, the way you’re doing it, the TVs need the "tv." prefix in their names (or you need to use &tvPrefix=``).
You could also try adding [[+pagetitle]] to your Tpl chunk. If the pagetitles show, then getResources is finding resources and finding your Tpl chunk.
Check the spelling on the Tpl chunk name versus the name you’re using in the tag and the spelling of the TV names in the Tpl chunks (they’re case-sensitive). Also, the way you’re doing it, the TVs need the "tv." prefix in their names (or you need to use &tvPrefix=``).