Haoxian

Hi,

Thanks for the instructions. It actually worked at my test for export format of csv. Other formats have not been tested.

I add following line after https://github.com/TobiasBg/TablePress/blob/master/controllers/controller-admin.php#L1133,

$export_data = "\xEF\xBB\xBF" . $export_data;

as stated in former suggested page on stackoverflow, then the exported csv file of one table containing Chinese characters in not zipped form is encoded in utf-8 with BOM, and can be opened without garbled characters.

Could you add an option for user to choose to export csv format file with some treatments like this, just as the zip option provided, with a kind tooltip to inform that it’s an experimental feature or something like that?

Regards,
Haoxian

Hi,

I am not fimiliar with PHP file output function. But I found a page about this. Could you take a look at this stackoverflow page:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19067492/how-to-set-text-file-encoding-in-php? Could the methods suggested in the answers be implemented as an option in TablePress’s export page?

Best wishes,
Haoxian

Hi,

I ran into this error too. And Kurt Payne’s suggestion worked like a charm.

Maybe somebody can add this as a Q&A entry?

Cheers

Hi, kloungi,

Sorry, I am not fimiliar with management of DataTables Javascirpt in TablePress. Please wait for Tobias to answer your question.

My Pleasure. Happy to know I’m helpful ??

?? Yeah, I’d love to hear you want to do it yourself.

The main style.css is refered to the style of your WordPress theme.

Seems that you’ve done it already. Congrats!

Hi,

As far as I know, TablePress does use DataTable Javascript Library to provide sorting feature like that showed in your example page. Please refer to the doc page on TablePress.org.

Happy reading ??

Hi,

The example page does not exist now.

Hi,

Would you like to let me give it a try.

There is a text-shadow definition in your main style.css. So for the TablePress to render correct, you can use the following css rules to override that in the main css:

.tablepress th, .tablepress td {
    text-shadow: none;
    color: black;
}

Just put this snippet into your Dashboard -> TablePress -> Options -> Custom CSS, and make it enabled. That should resolve your problem.

Hi, creyes123,

Thanks.

I think I find it out. The ProxyPassMatch line serves the fastcgi programme, or something like that.

Hi, creyes,

Cheers.

May I ask what is the purpose the ProxyPassMatch line?

Hi there, the solution provided seems to be effective. Thanks!

Please refer to this post:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/115279/multisite-database-upgrade-ssl-error

Hi, straitline,
The same problem is still exist, even with WPSC 1.4. But I’m just tired of editting the code, so I havn’t tested it yet. Now, I often re-builds the pre-cache manually in a week.

No problem! I’d made several mistake here which caused you much trouble, and sorry for that.

In case you havn’t, please give a good rate for this plugin for the author.