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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] This plugin gets 11 out of 10 stars .-)Hello Knud,
Thank you for the kind words 😀 I’m really glad my plugin was helpful.
As for the front-end translations, this has come up on multiple occasions, I think I will take a look at how I can make this a little bit easier for users but for the time being, to be able to translate those front-end texts into a different language, you will need to edit some of the plugin files directly. There was another user who was able to successfully translate these strings using the method outline in this thread: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/translation-issue-62/
Hopefully that will guide you in the right direction. I will try to include localization for the front-end in a later version since it has come up multiple times.
Thanks again for using my plugin, if you have any more questions or issues, feel free to contact me and I will do my best to help out!
John
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] very cenvenient and easy to useHello @nkonevich
Thank you very much for the kind review! It really makes me happy that people find my plugin useful. If you have any suggestions on making the plugin better, you can leave a suggestion on my github page https://github.com/JohnTendik/jtrt-tables
If you run into any problem or issues please feel free to contact me and I will do my best to help out.
Thanks
JohnHello @headmonkey
Yes, I know why this is happening. The default styling for images inside cells is 100% width, when you insert your image, add some custom styles to the code. For example, when you insert your image, the cell data should be something like this:
<img src="linktoimage.jpg" alt="myalttext">simply add some styling to this image tag to get the desired height/width:
<img src="linktoimage.jpg" alt="myalttext" style="width:26px;height:29px;">Let me know if this helps.
Also as for the front-end with the picture disappearing, are you using the “hide columns” responsive option? If so, then you have to set the column type of the image to be “html”, you can do that in the same edit box when applying breakpoints to your cells.
Let me know if this helps or if you require more help.
Thanks for using my plugin!
JohnForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Feature Request – Copy & Paste StylesHello @modus
I have a feature on my list for default styles/themes along with custom css box for custom css editing. This will be coming soon hopefully, I keep saying soon but I rarely have time to work on this plugin anymore.
As for adding custom attributes to cells, that is actually a wonderful idea, I will add it to my feature list. The example you gave me, the accordion, this is a similar function to FooTables which is the “hide columns” option in my plugin. It does function like an accordion, but its a little bit extra work to get it working right. I will try to release a tutorial video outlining this process.
Thanks for using my plugin and offering suggestions! I appreciate any feedback I get.
John
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] How to merge cellsHi Armin,
Unfortunately that is not a feature of this plugin and the reason is its hard to get merged cells to function nicely when it comes to responsiveness. I may look into this further but currently I have a big list of bugs and features I have to fix first 😛
Thank you for using my plugin and offering suggestions, if you run into any issues or problems please feel free to contact me and I will do my best to help out.
John
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Problems with editing rows/columnsHey @eddie321
Are you using the new version of the plugin or the old v3? Its been a while since I looked at the v3 code, my recommendation would be to update to the new version of the plugin if you are still using the old version.
If you could provide some extra details I may be able to help solve your issue but I can’t promise anything because like I said v3 is long gone 😀
1) What is your wordpress version?
2) What version of the plugin are you using?
3) Are there any errors provided in the developer console? (f12 on chrome or right click on page and click inspect)Thanks
JohnForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Feature Request – Responsive Option – Row StackingHey Joerg,
I’m fine 🙂 Its just I have been really busy with school and work, I don’t really have time to work on this table plugin. I’m responding to issues but that’s basically all I can do at the moment. My first goal would be to make a short video tutorial, I feel like I’ve left people hanging with this updated UI but no explanation on how to use it :/ Then I want to release a bug fix + update to 4.7.2. I have so many feature that I want to include for this plugin, but its taking a lot longer than I would like 🙁
If there is a feature that you want immediately, I can try to get it working and send you custom version but I don’t want to rush a feature and then release something full of bugs ( it creates more work later on lol )
Thanks for all the support and feedback you’ve provided, I haven’t forgotten about this plugin, I’ve just been really busy.
John
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] How to create custom shortcodeHello @lemaract
Unfortunately at this time, this is not possible. This was possible in earlier versions of the plugin but it was causing a lot of problems with saving/getting values from the database.
Thanks
JohnForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] table edit not displayingGood to hear it has sorted itself out 😛 No problem about any trouble at all I’m here to help, if you do run into any more issues or problems please do let me know I’ll try my best to help out.
Thanks
JohnForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] table edit not displayingHi Greg,
Can you open up developer tools and check the console and see if there are any errors being reported? Did you install any new plugins or change anything in the Database or did this happen out of the blue?
When you say it shows empty as admin, do you mean there are no rows/columns being displayed or is it going back to the default table data?
Thanks
JohnForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Translation issueThank you for that @mushki,
I will include this information in the documentation when I have some time to get that up 😛
If you guys run into any issues or have any other questions let me know and I’ll try my best to help out.
John
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Translation issueHey Taraswp,
I see, those are strings that are coming from either footables or Datatables javascript files. These are separate from my plugin, they are 3rd party scripts therefor it would be incredibly hard for me to include translations for them.
Datatables has their own localization implemented, so you can use their language setting to do your translations.
https://datatables.net/manual/i18n
an example way to do this is in the following file jtrt-tables/public/js/jtrt-responsive-tables-public.js
in that script, the area when datables is being initialized, pass in your language filter like so:
var jtrtDTcopy = mytablr.DataTable({ "paging":isPaged, "ordering":isSorted, "searching":isfiltered, "info":false, });change to this
var jtrtDTcopy = mytablr.DataTable({ "paging":isPaged, "ordering":isSorted, "searching":isfiltered, "info":false, language: { search: "Search in your language", show: "Show in your language" } });unfortunately FooTables does not offer this feature. Therefore you will have to specifically target their front-end scripts and alter the text that way, or, alter the text after the page loads.
For example, the page will load with the text “search” but simply, create a script that will target the “search” text element, and replace it’s content with your preferred language.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
JohnForum: Plugins
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Translation issueHello @taraswp
If you download the plugin, inside the folder /languages, you will see a file called “jtrt-responsive-tables.pot”
https://github.com/JohnTendik/jtrt-tables/blob/master/languages/jtrt-responsive-tables.pot
This file has all* (most) of the strings the plugin is using, therefore all you need to do is use a program such as poedit (https://poedit.net/) and translate the strings to your language. The program will save a language file which you can put into the /languages folder.
Here is a more specific tutorial which might help out.
https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/Good luck!
John
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] Getting to be what it’s promisingWow! This is wonderful!
Thank you for the kind words and the feedback! You’ve helped improve this plugin so much! I love all the feedback and the specific suggestions you provide. It motivates me to keep building and improving! 😀
I have been silent for a little bit, the reason is because I destroyed my computer trying to upgrade it, haha. Not a good feeling when your PC doesn’t turn on 😀
I’m going to release an update tonight, (no formulas yet) with a few bug fixed. The formulas are coming, I’ve gotten them to work- but they seem to mess with the image upload dialog box which is incredibly confusing since they’re not related by any means. I have to figure out the conflict and solve for that first before I can release formulas because I think the image upload is a better feature to have at this time.
Thanks again for all the feedback you’ve provided, the kind words and suggestions! When I update the plugin your name will appear under the credits section for sure!
Also if you run into any more issues or have suggestions feel free to contact me, I will be responsive again since I have a PC 😛
John
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [JTRT Responsive Tables] My favourite responsive tables pluginThank you for using and supporting the plugin! If you run into any issues or have feature requests let me know and I’ll add it to the list.
John