alex.mqt

Personally I’ve had the problem because I’ve aligned my menu items on the right with CSS (for a better desktop design), and so that’s why they didn’t appear on mobile in the responsive menu.

I’ve finally found what the problem was!

Like I said, after the launching of the installer.php on the new website, another installation of WordPress was needed. And when I did it, the error was like written below for all the creations of tables :
Unknown character set: 'utf8mb4'

So the solution was to edit the SQL (found in the archive) by replacing every utf8mb4 character set with utf8.
The problem was certainly because of the use of an old version of MySQL by the server (5.3.16), and the character set utf8mb4 has been introduced with 5.5.3.

I don’t know if you could change something in your plugin to avoid this kind of problem…

Thanks anyway!

Thanks for your reply.

No, the SQL file is well filled.
After the try of implementation of the database, there’s no tables created in the database, and hundreds of errors for each table, like we can see in installer-log.txt :

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DATABASE RESULTS
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**ERROR** database error write 'Unknown collation: 'utf8mb4_unicode_ci'' - [sql=
CREATE TABLE <code>wp_commentmeta</code> (
  <code>meta_id</code> bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL A...]

(etc...)

Thanks