sitecrafters

Your reply states I have a refund on the way. That’s fine – but even now, weeks later, my clients are still being billed by your software and you have not provided guidance as to how to bring this to a stop immediately.

Please don’t pretend to be surprised or un-informed. Tickets were opened and left unattended to. You may find all the details in my ticket history.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by sitecrafters.

OK thanks. I’ll leave them as is.

Yes, I just never encountered this portion of the dashboard before and didn’t know that “Blacklist” / “Whitelist” came up the same way. Thank you – makes perfect sense now.

I do, however, have one more issue related to this. It appears that email addresses including a period prior to the @ are truncating the ‘.’ itself. [email protected] is appearing on the whitelist as [email protected]. Is this a known issue?

Thank you – that fixed the issue!

Please disregard, I figured out a .css modification that included smaller images. This could be an area of improvement in future upgrades of the plugin – getting the viewport for the slides to match the width of the Title Header.

Thank you Hakan,

That code definitely helped, but the calendars are still overlapping the service images.

Any further suggestions, or should I use a different layout?

Jeff

Yes, W3 Total Cache – after clearing the cache everything looked fine.

Thank you for the VERY timely responses!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by sitecrafters.

The shortened padding times showed up in my setup screens after purging the cache on my site.

Email sent with screenshots. Again, I wish you well in troubleshooting the issue the rest of the way.

There was no specific error, just the white screen of death with the wordpress “There was a critical error … when I tried to load any page on the site.

When I deactivated all the plugins on any of these sites by changing the name of the plugin directory, then bringing the plugins back individually, this was the one that (thankfully) would not activate again. After attempting to reactivate, WordPress notified on the dashboard that the plugin would not reactivate because it would cause a fatal error.

That’s all I’ve got, and honestly I don’t need the plugin so I was not interested in spending much time other than to warn others that this could happen.

I figured out that by deleting the cache folder in wp-content, the page would update.

I appreciate you taking the time to reply, Tobias!

Tablepress is a very handy plugin and I am grateful that you wrote it / made it available to the WP community. Because of other similar difficulties on other sites hosted on the same server, I’m thinking you are spot on that there is some kind of issue with firewall or an ajax-related issue. I have two “code snippet” plugins that will not save anything and simply redirect me to a 404 page when I try to update the snippets. Very frustrating.

Thank you for your good work and yes, I will be more than happy to rate this plugin!

Jeff

Amazing self-healing! I went back and tried saving the table again this morning and all is well again. I would have to say this is both puzzling and a little troubling, but all the same – Tablepress is a wonderful plugin and I hope it continues to work well.

Same here as of about a month ago.

Today, it breaks the page immediately on newly edited pages (since the WP update). I’m wondering if the plugin is now abandoned? I sure did use it a lot … not sure what else to use in place of this.