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  • We are having the same problem, basically the Sunrise is 9:04AM, but it should be 08:04AM. I am looking for a solution to this problem, the WordPress and server time is set accordingly, so I believe that the plugin maker has the answer to this.

    Thread Starter robertiulian

    (@robertiulian)

    Ok, to anyone that may run in a similar issue. there is a fix.

    First, increase your ;php_admin_value[max_input_vars] = 40000 if you get max_input_vars error in phpmyadmin when you try to add the field manually.

    Then you may get `Row size too large (> 8126). Changing some columns to
    TEXT or BLOB may help. In current row format, BLOB prefix of 0 bytes is stored
    inline.` Add the following into your my.cnf, most probably you have to get in touch with your hosting provider to do the change for you.
    ‘innodb_strict_mode = 0’
    ‘innodb_log_file_size = 2G’
    ‘innodb_buffer_pool_size=512M’
    ‘key_buffer_size=100M’
    ‘max_allowed_packet = 1G’
    ‘innodb_log_buffer_size = 256M’

    This should fix it.

    Thread Starter robertiulian

    (@robertiulian)

    Thanks, got it to work as i wanted.

    Thread Starter robertiulian

    (@robertiulian)

    Sorry, I wasn’t clear. We are not using wp_user.

    1. The records are created manually by the admin.
    2. The record participant is given a login(email and password).
    3. Participant(user) log on [pdb_login].
    4. Participant adding values to Step 1.
    5. Admin checks the data and completes Step 2.
    6. Admin makes a comparison/comments in Step 3.
    – this is where [pdb_single template=single_values fields=.....] is pulling data from Step 1 and showing it for comparison.
    The Steps I am talking about are on Record Participant page.
    A simple fix to our problem would be to be able to have our links like this: domain.com/record-participant/?pdb=1
    This way [pdb_single template=single_values fields=.....] is able to know from which record to pull the data from.

    Will work it out differently, I thought that if I remove

      PDB Permalinks plugin

    the links will turn ugly and fix the problem but it didn’t ??

    Thread Starter robertiulian

    (@robertiulian)

    I have figured it out, for anyone else asking themselves this question:
    1. Create new field groups.
    2. Add attributes to your shortcode, in the case I want to show Admin Fields only in read-only:
    [pdb_record groups=step_2___jv_practice_audit,step_2___surgery_1,step_2___office,step_2___xray_room,step_2___sterilisation_room,step_2___stock_room,plant_room,step_2___tco_room,step_2___toilet,step_2___staff_room,step_2___external tabs=true]
    3. Paste the shortcode on your page/in my case in a tab on a page.

    Thread Starter robertiulian

    (@robertiulian)

    Hi, I fix it.
    Thanks for a great plugin. Like I said it saved me a lot of time.

    Just a quick question:
    How can I add the Save button as well as the Next button?
    As you can see in this screenshot I have many fields to be filled, and not all users will click the last tab and SAVE.
    Any way I can have both NEXT and SAVE buttons together?

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