michaelquinn

Easy Pricing Tables – Premium edition.

It was the first one recommended to me, I then spent a week trying to find something better but ended up coming back to it. It’s not perfect – but seems to be the best.

It’s been two weeks since you posted the hack solution. How many people are trusting BackWPUp to backup their WP and have no idea it’s broken?

When will the new fixed plugin be made available?

My site is currently behind maintenance wall – not sure what that’s got to do with it.

I’m looking at this page: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pricing-table-ready/screenshots/

and they don’t show up on this page https://readyshoppingcart.com/product/pricing-table-ready-plugin-pro/

On the free version, I only have five to chose from – how many should there be?

Actually I can’t see the first four (out of five) on the screenshot page.

Either in the free version or the Pro version.

Thanks for the quick reply.

Sorry, should have mentioned I had seen the Pro tables.

Let’s not go into the problems with having Pro Tables featured on the .org screenshot page with no mention of the Pro option.

But even then, I still can’t see the first two templates featured there – or how to do X And Ticks?

Any sign of 3.1.2 and a fix for this?

I’d like it even just to stipulate 480 instead of the 360 default.

HD would be a bonus.

Hey there.

I know this is a late reply, but I’ve seen this question asked a few other places so I thought my solution my help others.

In the file: wordpress-seo/inc/wpseo-functions.php – around line 177 (search for 155), you will find two instances of ‘0, 155’.

Simply change both of these to ‘0, 141’ – or whatever you want. I set mine to 100.

Then:
%%excerpt%%… %%ct_product_tag%%: Learn more. Buy online.

creates a pretty neat meta description around 150 chrs with a nice bit from the description, the brand, and then a little sign off line. Works pretty good for a large catalogue as a fallback default.

NOTE: you probably will need to make the changes whenever you update the plugin. Don’t know if there is some way to avoid that.

Hope that helps.

Cheers.

MQ

As a further update, it looks like we might have solved the problem.

Looks like the server host had read_file() disabled as a security issue. Here is a post from someone with similar problem:

https://mu.www.ads-software.com/forums/topic/8611

I’ll update post again if anything else changes, but so far looks like this has done the trick.

Cheers and thanks for the help.

Sorry, some more detail.

1. Image upload is “successful” in so far no errors are reported.
2. No, Media Manager just shows a Blue Question Mark instead of a Thumbnail.
3. Yes the files are actually in blogs.dir

As a further update, it looks like we might have solved the problem.

Looks like the server host had read_file() disabled as a security issue. Here is a post from someone with similar problem:

https://mu.www.ads-software.com/forums/topic/8611

I’ll update post again if anything else changes, but so far looks like this has done the trick. It has also fixed the “old” WP MU Network site I was trying to fix before.

Cheers and thanks for the help.

Quick followup, server dudes have confirmed that AllowOverride is set to All in httpd.conf in the web server configuration.

Any other ideas?

The problem comes when I try to upload images / media.

I have asked the server guys to double check / triple check the AllowOverride settings.

Cheers.

What’re the new server specs?

CPU: Dual CPU Quad Core Xeon 5420 2.50GHz
RAM: 1280MB 1333 DDR3 Ram
Disk Drive: 25GB 15,000RPM SAS RAID-10
Operating System: CentOS 6.2 64-bit

So which bit isn’t right? AllowOverride All or the Mod Rewrite thing?

From Server Host
Hello, Both are already set on server.
———–
Options All
AllowOverride All
————
root@host [~]# httpd -M | grep rewrite
Syntax OK
rewrite_module (static)

It’s blog #6 – which works when you put that in.

So why isn’t it doing that??

PS

Just had server host confirm that AllowOverride All and Mod Rewrite are installed and working on server.