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  • My goal was to use your plugin to display 2 columns each from 2 separate tables. then take that and code and display the output into the menu structure as a table. so when i change names of products or prices or a particular server becomes unavailable the tables through out the site change without double or triple entry. all automatic…

    My Example I have 4 Column | name | description | Monthly | annually

    SELECT monthly, annually FROM tblpricing UNION SELECT name, description FROM tblproducts

    This put everything under just 2 columns BUT the union worked PERFECT it only displayed just a single instance of my products each.

    NOW my second effort
    SELECT DISTINCT a.monthly, a.annually, b.name, b.description FROM tblpricing a INNER JOIN tblproducts b

    this works great as it puts everything where i want it but NOW i have multiple instances of products cause there are other values for these columns which i do not use. So i was hoping i could use some code and ur plugin to make this work….The above code is hard coded into a template i did not use the plugin as its not working for me at all.

    fatal error: Call to undefined function MBlinkData()
    Not sure what is going on, i can connect, but i cant get it to show anything. U say Parse? HUH what? I wish that things had actual step by step directions. A lot more detailed than what is on this page.

    I am not even sure if this plugin will do what i really want it to do. it will do prol. half. My goal is to dynamically display DB data from another DB in my menu in table format or div.

    But the original question was never answered! Where is the logo database located?

    Thread Starter stickyn1

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    WOW, FYI!! cyberchimps theme has issues with wp multi site, i again went into the server deleted the them NOW entire network is back and UP. this theme effected the entire site. Their where NO HACKS, NO ADDONS to the script and it made a mess. i answered my own questions. sorry.

    Thread Starter stickyn1

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    The answer to my own question. Once you update WordPress or a theme. These updates happen to be major updates. The plugins have to be installed/ activated in order. Some plugins not all.

    The AJAX LOGIN widget was creating its own session ID’S that did not match that of WordPress. So deactivating and re-activating certain plugins fixes the problem.

    For future references on the AJAX LOGIN. this plug in HAS to be installed after ANY major updates that rely on the session ID’s for creating content.

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