Hello Roland,
I'm back again, I was hacking your plugin using my personal Synology server and everything went well (I even succeeded to modify your code to integrate the possibility to display fields based on users roles).
Now I wanted to put on line my website, but my host only have MySQL 5.1.61. It forces me also to use WordPress 3.3. The problem is now that I can't see the fields of the participants database, neither on the back-end nor front-end. The fields are well presents (as there is a line representing it) but the name/title of the field is not displayed.
I tried lot of things, including complete fresh install with your last version 1.3.3 but it ends exactly to the same problem.
Have you an idea of the reason which is causing this behaviour ?
Thanks for your help
Sev
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/participants-database/
Sev,
I'm not sure, of course, but if your host is not offering the latest MySQL, it's likely the PHP version is not the latest either. This could cause problems with the plugin. The MySQL version is less critical.
Have you tried running with debug on? (this is in the wp-config.php) That would tell you if some functions weren't supported by the PHP or WP version you're using.
--Roland
You are right, my PHP version is 5.1.3RC4-dev.
I tried the DEBUG, but it shows me nothing and does not genererates the log neither (I put all options in wp-config.php).
It's a pitty because this host was free, so if I found no other solution I will have to switch to a chargeable one.
Moved this topic to Resolved as I changed to another host (a free one which was offering PHP 5.3 and after a paying one which was better in bandwith).
