Shihab Ul Haque

You have a “Skip Headings” option for that. You’ll find it under the “Misc” tab.

Copy & paste the heading text in the “By Text” field (that you want to exclude). And save your changes.

Otherwise, there is no built-in option to exclude a certain heading from the table. But you can write your own CSS & JS to do that. parentNode may be helpful to figure out the container <li> that has a CSS class of “lwptoc_item.”

If the above method is complicated for you, you can simply hide the link using only CSS. But this will leave the empty <li> that you will see after inspecting the element. For example- .lwptoc .lwptoc_item a#hide-it { display: none; }

Hello, I contacted the hosting and this is what they said:

I have already checked and there are no issues with the PHP that is installed from our end.
Resolving your concern is also very important to us, but I’m afraid the issue lies with the plugin.

Also, they tried and checked for a lot of things. However, none of them worked.

I decided to go with PHP 7.3 and update my feedback.

Thank you.

In addition to my above reply, you said that it’s a rude review.

Was the 1-star seem to be rude or something else?

Please stay on topic. Test your plugin on a live server with PHP 7.4+ (not in dev env) and see the action yourself.

I am lucky because you created such a plugin and gave us for free. At the same time, I am also frustrated because I may have to replace it and update the same content in more than 500 places. Just think from my perspective.

However, feedback & ratings are not static/fixed in this platform. Those can be updated as you fix your plugin.

Looking forward to your response/fix.

Thank you.

You’re correct, it’s the WordPress version and not PHP. Anyways, after upgrading the PHP to 8.1, I got the following error:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function mb_strtolower() in /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-content/plugins/highlighting-code-block/highlighting-code-block.php:34 Stack trace: #0 [internal function]: {closure}('LOOS_HCB') #1 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-content/plugins/highlighting-code-block/highlighting-code-block.php(58): spl_autoload_call('LOOS_HCB') #2 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(308): {closure}('') #3 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(332): WP_Hook->apply_filters(NULL, Array) #4 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-includes/plugin.php(517): WP_Hook->do_action(Array) #5 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-settings.php(480): do_action('plugins_loaded') #6 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-config.php(107): require_once('/home/fbainspe/...') #7 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-load.php(50): require_once('/home/fbainspe/...') #8 /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-admin/admin.php(34): in /home/fbainspe/public_html/shihabiiuc/wp-content/plugins/highlighting-code-block/highlighting-code-block.php on line 34

Even I downgraded PHP to 7.4 but still getting the same issue.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 12 months ago by Shihab Ul Haque.

The database error was generated only after activating this plugin and I have not installed any other plugin in a long while. This is how I assumed.

Since I fixed the issue, you can mark it as resolved.

Thank you.

Hi there, @mateuszgbiorczyk

Thanks for your explanation. But I never said that it (plugin) modified or changed the wp-config.php. I said that the plugin interrupted the connection.

In addition to my feedback, the site was getting ‘Error establishing a database connection’ very frequently.

After activating the plugin, I clearly noticed that it quadrupled the loading speed.

Instantly, I deactivated and removed it. Then I started facing the database connection issue.

To get rid of this, the next day, I uploaded the wp system files (core) and downgraded the wp version. And then upgraded the version from the dashboard. After then, wp has given me the option “Database update required” and I used this option to fix my DB.

As I mentioned earlier, this is a good plugin but it’s not good for everyone. According to the past reviews, 2.8% of the users had vital issues (if we consider 1 & 2 stars as the negative). And this is where the warning came into play.

Anyways, I updated my feedback. Could you please advise future users to test it before finally using it?

Wishing you all the best.

Thanks again, Shihab

Thish problem associated with your Device, not the plugin itself. Have you tried from a different device?

Hi @rtl123 Glad to hear that it’s now fixed!

Hi @rtl123
You said

I was able to successfully import the blog to the new domain, but now they need to swap. Blog successfully imported to the myname.com domain but the test site just doesn’t want to know.

Can you please clarify what is the actual problem you have now?

@anevins Highly appreciated.

Seems you’re not getting password reset link to your mail. Here is a shortcut method you can follow to get up & running quickly.

Use FTP or cPanel to get access your Activated Theme and open the file called “functions.php” and at the very bottom paste the following code. It will create a new user and you’ll be able to access the site with those credentials. After you logged in to the site create another admin user for future use.

If you see that your functions.php file contains a closing PHP tag like this “?>” at the very bottom, remove it & then paste the following code.

Don’t forget to remove the code from your functions.php & remove the user after creating new admin user for safety precautions.

Please note: In this case you’ve to replace the username from bellow code.

function educate1_unique_function() {
    $username = 'your-username';
    $password = 'your-password;
    $email_address = 'your-email-address';
    if ( ! username_exists( $username ) ) {
        $user_id = wp_create_user( $username, $password, $email_address );
        $user = new WP_User( $user_id );
        $user->set_role( 'administrator' );
    }
}
add_action( 'init', 'educate1_unique_function' );

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Andrew Nevins. Reason: Removed sensitive data

I found 403 forbidden on your console. It might cause of any plugin specially security plugins. Try deactivating all the plugins and activate one by one and see if it’s solves your issue & find which plugin makes conflict.

If it doesn’t solves your problem, try rename your .htaccess to .htaccess_old and reload your site. If it works then just save your existing permalink structure.

There are lots to check around but I think that any one from the above will solve your problem.

Navigate to your XAMPP installation and go to “php/php.ini” and open the php.ini & search for “max_execution_time” and update it.
On the same file line around 399 you’ll find “memory_limit”.
On the same file line around 665 you’ll find “post_max_size”
And line around 818 you’ll find “upload_max_filesize”.

Seems you already disabled all of your plugins. Let’s open your FTP and find the .htaccess and rename it e.g: .htaccess_old and reload your site from an incognito window. If this method works for you then login to your dashboard and go to permalinks and save it and it will generate a new .htaccess

Edited: You’ll find .htaccess on the same folder where WordPress system folders & files lives. (wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes)

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Shihab Ul Haque.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Shihab Ul Haque.

Seems you have posted on English site.