jon

Because of time differences, I am just seeing this now.

I will have to do some testing on my Test System with polylang to see how things work. I have dealt with polylang once before, but it was a different issue.

I will respond here soon.

Some thoughts on the subject:

1. It probably makes sense to offer the attribute for the shortcode,
2. But it also makes sense to offer a Settings Page in the Admin panels with the option, as most plugin users prefer Settings, in my experience
3. You could also just ALWAYS add the Filter as it shouldn’t hurt anyone who doesn’t need it
4. Finally, at the risk of sounding self-serving, you could suggest my plugin as an alternative to adding the functionality to your plugin. I say this because some of my plugins have got too complex because I added functionality to my plugin that was already available in another plugin.

None that I am aware of. There are lots of great ways to secure a database, but that is not one I’ve ever seen recommended.

On the negative side, a randomly-named database is much more likely to be deleted by an overzealous Database Administrator, on the assumption that it accidentally got created.

My discussion of Query is referring to the URL Query. For example, this URL has two queries in it: http://example.com/blog/?music=rock&year=1960

Your explanation of Full Themes is not what I expected, so there is a different solution than what I mentioned in my previous post: Sticky and Override.

On the Advanced Settings tab of the plugin’s Settings page, you will want to read the Sticky and Override section.

Here is the easiest (for you, not necessarily for your users) way to do what you want to. I would have a Page on your public web site called something like Setting Your Theme. Presuming the URL for that Page is http://example.com/setting_your_theme then you would have two links displayed on that page:

1. Dating – http://example.com/setting_your_theme?theme=dating
2. Social Networking http://example.com/setting_your_theme?theme=networking

On my plugin’s Settings tab, you would go to the “For A Query Keyword=Value on any Page, Post or other non-Admin page” section, and define the two Queries: Query Keyword is theme, and Query Value is dating for one and networking for the other.

Those two entries will now appear in the Sticky and Override section of the Advanced Settings tab, and you can select both Override and Sticky for each of them.

Thanks so much for the update!

Good idea on the Login Page. Since most Admins would want me to make the “same site” check, my plan would be to add an Advanced Setting that removes the restriction but defaults to “same site check”, rather than not checking for everyone.

My Sites are not high traffic, so I never use Caching. What little Caching I had looked at for plugin problem reports never seemed to cache WordPress Admin panels, so that would have really caught me by surprise, too.

So much depends on how the original backup was created that there is no simple answer to your question. Other than to say:

Look around those folders and compressed files (.zip or .gz) for a file with the Extension .sql. It is much easier if you give phpmyadmin a .sql file than something that is compressed.

You may also want to look at the first few lines of the .sql file and see if “it looks like” a WordPress database. Table Names normally begin with “wp_”

Normally, I would suggest going to the WooCommerce Support forum:
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/woocommerce

But, the first (currently most recent) item in the Mantra Support forum is about a 10 “item” limitation:
https://wordpress.org/support/theme/mantra

In both cases, that is where to go to find the experts in WooCommerce and Mantra.