I have recently upgraded to version 2.4.2, and my WordPress version is 6.6.2. After the update, I noticed that I am unable to edit tables. When I click on the edit button, a blank page appears without any error message. However, I am still able to edit in troubleshooting mode.
My feeling is that there’s either a server issue or an issue with the update not running correctly. As a first step, please try re-installing TablePress from a fresh download. For that, please go to the “Plugins” screen on your site and Deactivate and then Delete TablePress. Then, please re-install it via “Add New”. (No worries, your tables and settings will be kept during this process.)
If the issue still happens after that, we should try getting more error information. For that, please set the WP_DEBUG constant to true in your site’s “wp-config.php” file, see https://developer.wordpress.org/advanced-administration/debug/debug-wordpress/#wp_debug, or maybe check the server’s error log file (if you don’t have access to that yourself, you web host company’s support team should have access).
Thanks for your quick response. I deleted and re-installed the plugin as you recommended which didn’t work. I checked the server’s error log file and there wasn’t any error for today. The last error was for 28 Sep.
Please advise.
Thanks
This reply was modified 5 days, 15 hours ago by lexinicclinic.
ok, but did you see any error messages? If you could not access the dashboard, there definitely where PHP errors that should be visible in the PHP error log files.
Thanks for your post. (Next time, please start a new thread here in the forums, to keep things separated.)
I’m not sure that I understand your issue, as I can’t see your image and there’s no link. Could maybe upload the image elsewhere (e.g. at imgur.com) and post the link to the image and also the link to the page here?
unfortunately, I don’t know what else to suggest here then, sorry. Please get in touch via the email address from the bottom of https://tablepress.org/pricing/ so that we can consider other approaches.
as a follow up for everybody seeing this thread: hashah3’s problem was caused by a separate plugin that was striping the HTML tags from the table output.
lexinicclinic, please feel free to get in touch, as mentioned above.
awesome! That’s great to hear! This indicates that WordPress somehow could not properly copy some files during the update. Now everything should indeed be fine again 🙂
