Hi,
yes, that should not be a problem. WP-Table Reloaded supports all Shortcodes that use the regular WordPress Shortcode API. For custom implementations of Shortcodes that some plugins use, only a minor piece of additional code is necessary.
“Google Maps Shortcode” seems to be using the regular API, so it should work out of the box.
Regards,
Tobias
I’m sorry, but what might the code be? and it should be added to the “Custom CSS” place, right?
Hi,
My plugin was working great till today but, since i get the new version (1.9.2), my tables are not displayed on two pages like before. What option do i have to change to see my tables back on two pages
Thank you for your help
Hi,
@igov5125: You should not need any extra code! Just put the Shortcode into the table cell. Or have you done that and it is not working? Can you then please post the URL to the page with the table?
@rodlec: How are they being displayed now, and how were they displayed before? Can you explain this a little more? What’s the URL to the pages with the tables?
Regards,
Tobias
Hi,
Can you please let me know if there’s a way to pm you, instead of posting my url on this page? And yes I have done that, but it wasn’t working. Maybe I wasn’t doing it right?
Sorry for my english 😉
http://www.valmont-conseil.com/nos-formations/recruter-ses-commerciaux
Now, my tables are all displayed on the entire page but i’d like to get them as before, displayed on 2 pages. The first part of the table (idee force, objectifs de cette formation,
programme et pédagogie) on the first page, and, the rest of the table in another page
Hi
@igov5125: You can send me an email. The address is in the main plugin file “wp-table-reloaded.php”.
@rodlec: You mean that you want pagination, so that you have those small arrow buttons below the table to show the next entries?
As it seems, this feature is currently broken because your are using the #colspan# feature. Unfortunately, this seems to cause problems with the DataTables JavaScript library (which does the pagination feature). Can you try to remove all the #colspan#s to see if that works?#
Regards,
Tobias
Ok, i’m going to try that, but why did it works before i get the new release?
I tried to remove all the #colspan# (and the entire 3rd column) but it’s still the same. I have the entire table on the same page
Hi,
this happens due to a change in the DataTables library (which was not written by me, I just include it into WP-Table Reloaded). This change has a lot benefits in some other parts of the library, but this seems to be a drawback.
Can you temporarily leave the #colspan#s removed, so that I can see it in that state?
Thanks!
Tobias
Good, thank you Tobias 🙂
Ok, i’m gonna leave the #colspan# removed on the table named “Recruter et Intégrer ses Commerciaux” (http://www.valmont-conseil.com/nos-formations/laccueil-et-la-relation-client). But, my tables are built with 2 columns so, i’ve got to keep some #colspan# on them.
I’m waiting for a solution… Let me know asap
Regards,
Rodlec
Hi,
when viewing that page, the #colspan#s are still there… Did you save the changes after removing them?
Regards,
Tobias
Ok, i’ve removed ALL the #colspan# from this page and saved the changes
Hi,
thanks for that. From what I can see now, the pagination arrows are back, so that your table is displayed in two pages again.
Just the styling is not really nice now. So, to fix this, I suggest that you move everything in just one column, and simply put the “Jour 1” and “Jour 2” in that column as well, and e.g. make them bold to be recognizable.
Regards,
Tobias
