jrvcosta

I was never able to solve this issue! Not even with the help of Dreamhost support. I also believe it has to do with a security feature used by Dreamhost – and which they don’t easily disable for their own grounds.

Today – for other reasons – I use another hosting provider where the error no longer happens.

Thank you very much for the help, Tobias.

I’ll find of a solution and post the code here to share.

Hi Tobias!

Your plugin is great and I really wouldn’t hesitate to purchase a premium license if I had the budget. But my website is non-profit and I can’t afford to do that.

I apologise for pressing the point, but isn’t there a way to “read” the contents of a Tablepress table with PHP code? If I could do this I could use PHP’s own syntax to do the conditional.

Take care and have a nice day!

Thank you for the answer… but just for clarify me better, aren’t these mathematical functions and formulas handled within table cells?

I’m trying an external command, like a shortcode, that accesses a given table, checks the values, and returns (conditionally) the field from a cell directly on a post of my website.

Thank you again!

@brandonjp, please, you have the free 3.3.0 version?

I don’t have a Pro license.

Like this, for example:

function quadro() {
$day = '<div class="moon1"><img src="../wp-content/upload/moon.jpg" width="19" height="19" alt="Moon today" title="Moon today" style="width:100%"><div class="hide">[glossary content="Moon" underline="1"]<img src="../wp-content/upload/moon.jpg" width="19" height="19">[/glossary]</div></div>';
return $day;
}
add_shortcode('Moon-today', 'quadro');

Could it be because the shortcode?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by jrvcosta.

Great! I will wait for the update.
Thank you so much!

Hi!

I am also an orphan of the discontinued “Quotes collection” plugin and I would like to collaborate so that I can also import the hundreds of quotes I had.

That plugin exported the quotes in .json format which converted to .csv was in the form: quote,author,source,tags,public

I hope this helps!

Thank you very much my friends!
Stay safe!

Thank you so much for the tips, Tobias!

I leave as suggestion a checkbox on the table options tab that facilitates the insertion of the ‘last modified date’ just below a table.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by jrvcosta.

Well – but not to let the opportunity goes by! – can we omit the time when using the format=”human” ?

And can we display this ‘last modified date’ right below the table (in the “Showing 1 to 25 of 200 entries” position)?

Thank you!

Oh! I just found the answer here: https://tablepress.org/faq/documentation-shortcode-table-info/

Sorry for the post! Hope that can still help whoever has the same need.

Thank you, Stef! I just did at Contact Support.

I’am talking about the button “visibility” showing here: https://jetpack.com/support/widget-visibility/

In my case, I can’t enable Block-based Widgets Editor because it gives me errors when editing certain widgets, so I use the plugin “Disable Gutenberg” to have a classic widget editor.

The “Jetpack Visibility criteria for widgets” used to work normally that way.
What happened?

Thank you for your prompt reply, Mehdi!

In fact, I’m NOT using the Block-based Widgets Editor! The Jetpack Visibility for widgets only work that way? The visibility button can no longer appear without the Block-based Widgets Editor enabled?

Thank you again.