cogmios

I solved this by recompiling PHP on the image WITH ‘–with-mysqli=mysqlnd’

See: https://superuser.com/questions/1678318/php-extension-mysqli-installed-but-calling-it-gives-an-error/1678396#1678396

In /usr/local/etc/php/php.ini extension=mysqli is uncommented | phpinfo shows the lib mysqlnd 8.0.11

Im using the out of the box images from mariadb and php org above

Probably can reduce it to

<?php

if ( function_exists( 'mysqli_connect' ) ) 
{
	echo "exists";
}

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else
{
	echo "does not exist";
}
?>

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What I mean to say is:

I think that get_term_by should return WP_ERROR if multiple are found.

I understand that you can query on unique properties but get_term_by lets you also query on non-unique properties and then the outcome will be random.

In a taxonomy names are not unique. So if you want to get a term out of a taxonomy it makes no sense to limit it to 1 since the outcome will be random.

\legal\public\contract
\finance\leasing\contract

If a developer uses accidently get_term_by without having the taxonomy content yet, it could lead to bugs later on when the users enter the actual taxonomy and only then the realization comes. So the function should protect the developer from making mistakes.

It should return an error if multiple are found Or return multiple OR always require the full hierarchical path, but not just return a random one.

update: submitted propsal in trac: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/36878#ticket

please challenge/enlighten

thanks for the reply, even better!

ah… only works for chrome not firefox or IE grmbl.

Added:

white-space: -moz-pre-wrap !important;
white-space: -pre-wrap;white-space: -o-pre-wrap;white-space: pre-wrap;
word-wrap: break-word;word-break: break-all;white-space:normal;

to the specific TR SPAN

works.

I had the same, either the content is gone OR i get a 504 OR database has gone away

When I check the log files it seems that the query on the tables “select count * etc..” to retrieve bwps_lockouts and log AND The inserts create a “wordpress database error mysql server has gone away for query…”

I have not diven in the code yet but it seems that it complete kills the database connection.

When I look in the 2 tables they are also empty.

I dont have the behaviour on another site where the tables are not empty but that site has 5 posts and this one has 11000 posts.

Or do you make a dropdown list with all combinations in the Paypal form itself?

Ok. But how to do this with varying costs? E.g.:

( ) product A : $ 5
( ) additional red label : + $ 2
( ) additional option whatever : + $ 7

?

p.p.s. the trick is the “exit” so that follow-up header replacements do not take place.

could you add this somewhere?

*grin* 6 months later! you are about as quick as myself with updates on WordPress plugins ??

It just works for me? (I just downloaded this plugin).

I added the following css code in my childtheme:

.wpcolumn-clearfix {clear: both;}
.wpcolumn-wrapper .wpcolumn {float: left;margin: 10px 4% 15px 0;width: 46%;}
.wpcolumn-wrapper .wpcolumn-last {margin-right: 0;}

and it works in my 3.5.1. twentytwelve-childtheme.

If they are not present in the CSS … then its probably your cache.

I just tested this plugin with some css code:

.wpcolumn-clearfix {clear: both;}
.wpcolumn-wrapper .wpcolumn {float: left;margin: 10px 4% 15px 0;width: 46%;}
.wpcolumn-wrapper .wpcolumn-last {margin-right: 0;}

and it works in my 3.5.1. twentytwelve-childtheme.

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