I also lost my entire list. Still not sure why. Thankfully I had a back up stored on my machine. Not sure why that happened, but it should never happen
The support has been okay, but that I need to reach out so frequently for something so simple is not great.
]]>I reached out about a month ago because the list was sorting incorrectly. You all resolved that issue, which was great.
I just checked the page, and the whole list is gone, and the placeholder for Lucile Bluth was on our live page.
I’ve removed Lucile Bluth and re-added my .csv, but now I have the same problem I had before where the list is sorting incorrectly.
I’d like to know where my old list went, why it disappeared, and what I can do to make sure that never happens again. I’d also like this list to be sorting properly again.
]]>I noticed this issue earlier this year. The other columns sort accurately though. What could be the issue?
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]]>For instance if sorting by descending it will sort
99
98
58
57
23
198
156
100
etc..
Here is a link to where I’ sorting a column.
https://ttz1.com/2016-aoy-standings/
The total pts column works but the others dont. Is it because there is a – in some of the columns? Should that be replaced with a 0.
]]>Old Site: https://www.lowestratecanada.com/canada-mortgage-rates
New Site: https://new.lowestratecanada.com/rates/
I also want to be able to pull this rate data and post it on many other websites that I manage but only update this one table. I have done this in the past using MySQL and PHP but converting all my old sites to WordPress and having trouble getting this to work. I am clearly not advanced in this type of code. Is this possible using the TablePress plugin? On the old website I used code like this…
<?php
mysql_connect(“mysql”, “ratesheetdb”, “RSdata!!692”) or die(“Can not connect.”);
mysql_select_db(“ratesheet”) or die (“Can not find database.”);
?>
$variable_sql = “SELECT * FROM rates_main WHERE variable_rate != ” && variable_rate != ‘-‘ ORDER BY variable_rate ASC LIMIT 1″;
$variable_result = mysql_query($variable_sql);
$variable_row = mysql_fetch_object($variable_result);
<? echo $variable_row->variable_rate; ?>
This worked great in my old designs but can’t get it to work within my new wordpress designs so trying to use TablePress to recreate this?
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]]>One table is located on this page:
https://ipe.news/2016/02/17/preview-of-democratic-super-tuesday-on-1-march/
Several tables on this page:
https://ipe.news/2016/02/16/who-are-the-democrat-superdelegates/
I scoured the source code and was unable to find any problems. If somehow anyone else does please let me know. I appreciate your support. Best regards.
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]]>I’m trying to figure out a way to place column sorting in a second table head row, as mentioned in the DataTables documentation here. I’m not sure where you are defining the placement of DataTables columnFilter in your plugin, or if that’s even something I would edit via your plugin or the DataTables plugin.
My test page is up here.
Thanks for any insight you have to offer.
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]]>I really appreciate the improved functionality provided by the extensions. I’m currently running ColumnFilterWidges and ColVis and both work perfectly.
Unfortunately, I still can’t get formatted numbers to sort correctly, as seen here – tinyurl.com/mbns53x
I’ve disabled my js minify plugin, but I don’t know how to next approach the problem. Any ideas?
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]]>I’m just wondering how to add column sorting features on admin page of job manager. I’ve tried some code in function.php and added a filter to make the columns sortable. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work. Can you give some hints about how to do it?
Thanks in advance,
Wei
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