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@raldea89 I could post the link to my downloads pages but they are behind a paywall. You’d have to contact me privately so I could generate a guest account.

@synapdylan Yes. Confirmed. Rolling back to 4.4.4 fixes the issue for me.

Whatever update occurred in 4.4.5 gives me the 403 error. I do not have ‘Redirect to file’ turned on for any of my downloads.

Upgrading to 4.4.6 does not fix the problem for me.

I found my download links were being redirected to http instead of https so I updated that for each download, but I still get the 403 error. I’m also running the latest version of Apache

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I’m not 100% sure it was the issue, but I had the Tablepress ColVis plugin still installed and activated and since I don’t use it in my tables I figured I’d see if it was the problem. I uninstalled it, and my tables are all now paginated properly and the counter column is working properly.

Is it possible that was the issue?????? Don’t think so.

What I’ve done is switch to a different tooltip plugin that properly displays the tooltip above all other content. Thanks for looking into it for me Tobias.

Thanks again for the great plugin.

Same issue for me, Tobias. An example is here https://www.mangameslost.com/end-of-regular-season-nhl-man-games-lost-and-tmitt-metrics-april-16-2015/ and you can see Table 1 and 3 are affected (width affected in different ways), but Table 2 is not (still full width)

I can confirm that unchecking ‘Enable horizontal scrolling’ in the table settings page fixes the issue. However, I have almost 850 tables I’d need to edit.

I haven’t tried the responsive plugin you mention, but again I have many hundreds of tables I’d have to update.

I’d almost prefer to roll back to the previous version until I find a better solution.

That’s done it. Excellent. Many thanks.

Hopefully others find this useful as well if they have large data tables like mine.

Hi Tobias,

I’m curious now. This original issue popped up again (it was resolved a week ago) on all of my tables this morning after trying to use some Custom Commands to control the sorting of columns “aoColumnDefs”: [ { “asSorting”: [ ‘desc’, ‘asc’ ], “aTargets”: [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 ] } ]. I assume my blog admin hasn’t downgraded the Tablepress version last night, which was the issue in the first place.

At the link below you can see the formatting of the table is off and the first counter column in table 1 no longer works https://mangameslost.com/nhl-man-games-lost-tmitt-and-chip-february-10-2015/

Could have this have possibly happened as a result of any Custom Commands? To all tables?

Nathan

Yes, the update to 1.5.1 fixed all issues. If only everything was so simple! Thanks again Tobias.

I used JSON import/export and it worked following the last_id reset to 0. Thanks again Tobias.

A follow-up question about the Responsive extension – will the row formatting of my table allow a good result using the Responsive extension? I’ve tested it without much luck.
Paypal donation on the way!

aha.
I deactivated the Counter Column extension and that restored Table 1, but without the first counter column filled obviously. Table 2 and 3 still had an issue with the javascript functions.
So then I reactivated counter column extensions and deactivated the FixedColumns extension. That restored all Tables (1, 2, 3) to normal.
Looks like I’ll not be using the FixedColumns extension in the future until it tests properly.
Thanks Tobias for all of your hard work.
Nathan

Thanks Tobias,
I deactivated, deleted, and updated all of the extensions. A few were one version behind.
But now I see that Table 1 (table 285 that was properly using the javascript library features) is now also no longer displaying with them, just like Table 2 and 3.
I have Tablepress 1.5.1 installed.
Could this be a theme issue?

In case you need it the shortcode I use for Table 1 is
[table id=285 datatables_counter_column=”true” row_order=”sort” row_order_sort_column=”C” row_order_sort_direction=”DESC” datatables_colvis=”true” datatables_fixedcolumns=”left” responsive=”desktop” /]

And for Table 2 it is
[table id=286 row_order=”sort” row_order_sort_column=”I” row_order_sort_direction=”DESC” datatables_colvis=”true” datatables_fixedcolumns=”left” responsive=”desktop” /]