janrussel

I modified the file table-maker/inc/class-wpsm-table-maker.php to add a class to the <tr> tag based on the row number.

I replaced
in_array($i, $sub_array) ? ‘<tr class=”subheader”>’ : ‘<tr>’;

with
echo in_array($i, $sub_array) ? ‘<tr class=”subheader tm-row’ . $i . ‘”>’ : ‘<tr class=”tm-row’ . $i .'”>’;

so that I could style the rows in CSS with something like:

.tbl-my-table .tm-row4 td
{
background-color:#ccffff;
}

Would it be possible to incorporate this type of change into your plugin? Would you also consider adding a “change row colour” option/button for each row to the backend?

I just noticed that the post_name field include the “slug” name for the 1st post and then <post_id>-revision-v1 for any updates.

It looks like _tml_action entries are supposed to include the post_id of the original post. Somehow this got messed up for my profile page.

I just went and changed the id to the id for the original your-profile page and now it looks good and working the same as in my dev environment.

Thanks Jeff for your reply.

I forced the page to go to the profile by including:
[theme-my-login default_action=”profile”]
instead of
[theme-my-login]
but the format was not quite right (didn’t match dev environment).

I logged into phpMyAdmin to check the postmeta info.

I searched for %tml% in the meta_key field of wp_postmeta and noted the post_id for the profile action. I searched wp_posts for the id and found it.

I repeated the process on my live site. I found a post id for the profile action record but when I looked up the id in wp_posts there was no result.

I’m not sure what I’ve done wrong…

Any suggestions on how to correct this?