I replaced a chandelier. Ceiling box had 3 black wires tied together, 3 white wires tied together, one red wire capped, and two ground copper wires tied together. The new light fixture had one white and one black wire. I connected the four black wires together and capped, the four white wires together and capped and the ground wire from the new fixture to the 2 ground copper wires. The light stays on and the wall switches do not work. The light fixture can normally be controlled by 2 wall switches. The previous light fixture was controlled by either of the two wall switches.
I attempted to solve the problem by connecting the white chandelier wire to the 3 black wires and the black chandelier wire to the 3 white wires. Again the light stays on however the switches do not work.
The house was built in the 1960s and there is a fuse box. No fuses blew with either wiring.
Thank you for any help in correcting this problem. Dab

You need to hook the black wire on the light to the red from ceiling.