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My Apologies I am an idiot, I was using the table name not the ID.
All good now
Hi,
thanks for your comment on my website!
This message by the plugin tells me, that you tried to include the table with the shortcode [table id=”Offices” /], right?
This won’t work because you have to put the ID of the table after the id=. That is the number on left of the table in the “List Tables” screen. You can’t use the name in the shortcode (might be added later).
Tobias
Hi Tobias,
Great plug-in which worked well for me. However I deleted some plug-ins (not wp-reloaded) and after that I have no “alternating row colors” show up. The table is still there but not the lay out. In the edit table section the box is ticked (Alternating row colors: Every second row will have an alternating background color.is ok)
I have re installed your plugin but still the problem is there.
The table you find here:
Best regards, Ted Nuyten
I updated today to latest Wp-t R. Now the table sorting, colors and cell borders have disappeared. The Jquery is still there and all the settings are checked to allow sorting.
Any ideas?
ty
Hi,
both of you need to put the CSS from Example File 1 (provided on the plugin page) into the CSS textarea on the “Plugin Options” screen again.
Best wishes,
Tobias
Hi! Great plugin! I use template tags to display a table on a ‘single-page’:
<?php wp_table_reloaded_print_table("id=$post->ID&use_tablesorter=false"); ?>
As you can see i make sure the table id is identical to the post-id. However, sometimes the table-id doesn’t exist, because the table is not created yet. Then i want to show: “No table defined yet” instead of “[table “65” not found /]”. How can i do this?
Hi,
I’ll add a plugin filter that will allow you to customize the “not found” message in the next version.
Basically you’ll need to write a very small plugin to my plugin then.
Would that be okay?
Regards,
Tobias
