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Okay.. no one ?

htaccess again:
here

Error relates to W3TC.. if turned off nothing messy happens!
I activated the “don’t cache for admins” option, however caching is palpably deactivated, but that error remains !

My first intention was an issue with the XML plug-in, but plug-in disabling clarified that W3tc seems to block something!

oh I made a failure … this needs to be switched to the W3 total cache sub forum, as it’s related to W3 cache !

I’ve no permission for the log file, however here’s the W3 htaccess:

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thanks .. gonna try n report if works !

fixed it… w3 always forgets to implement the permalink structure…

However, I encountered another problem: I can’t empty the cache or publish posts without encountering an internal server error 500 !

The posts get published, but the error and infinite load-bar annoys !

So far thanks for your astonishing activity!

EDIT: In addition, what do I need to tell my host to configure the required “ftp” W3 needs to allow ftp mirroring !

strong push!

No suggestions? It’s a question of performance, every wp-developer should be interested in !

Simply add something like this:
<?php if(function_exists('SharePulse')){ SharePulse(); } ?>

awesome… even works with combined prices. WP seems to take a $100-$200 as 100, thus even those show up in the query of 0-$100, or $200-$300 all $200 will be shown as well!

Thanks, really, thank you very much!

Best regards… ^^

Off-topic:
As far as I know there’s no message feature… hence I try to contact you via your last activity: vtxyzzy please take a look at this problem

sorry for the interruption!

tried things like this:

AND ltrim(acfr_$keyname.meta_value, ".") + (substring(acfr_$keyname.meta_value, 2)) >= $min";
and
(ltrim(substring(acfr_$keyname.meta_value, 2), "."))
and, and …and !

Can no one help me… simply reduce a meta_value of “$3.000” to smth that can be processed by mam_custom_field_range() !

… and after that, a way to split a meta_value of “$2.000-$2.100” to “2000” – or “2,000” I’m not aware of what php needs to compare!

Okay, I tried a lot, but the lack of experience in php presents a huge hindrance !

Additionally, I recognized another problem, as the price sometimes is written as $3.000-$3.200… this means smth like this:

$parts = acfr_$keyname.meta_value;
$partsp = explode("-",$parts);
$pricem = $partsp[0];

(the first part is enough for the sort)
before

if ($min !== false) $mam_global_join .= " AND (SUBSTRING(acfr_$keyname.meta_value,2)) >= $min";
    if ($max !== false) $mam_global_join .= " AND (SUBSTRING(acfr_$keyname.meta_value,2)) <= $max";

After reading a bit in php.net, I tried to use smth like this:
(ltrim(SUBSTRING(acfr_$keyname.meta_value,2)),"."))
to, at least, delete the dot and the currency symbol -> didn’t work!

In regard to the solution above… I ran into the same problem, however my custom field data starts with a currency symbol. I tried to use substr to start after the $/€, without success.

Additionally, I’m not sure how I should fill a variable with the click of a link, as my intention was to create several pages with a custom query, but this search-template-solution seems to be easier&better!
Till now I’ve a row of simple links, how can they transmit a variable, or do I need to use buttons ?