thanks for your comment. You are right, my WordPress stripped the code from your comment, for security reasons.
I assume that this is the same question as in the Forums, right?
If yes, I will answer there.

Best wishes,
Tobias

I can write now
[stripped by WordPress]
but if i write
[stripped by WordPress]
the table is empty!

Regards,
Matthias

thanks a lot for your comment and the detailed description. Unforunately, this seems to be a problem with your WordPress configuration, so it is not really related with the plugin. Are you using WordPress MultiSite? And are your URLs configured correctly on the “General Settings” tab of WordPress? Unfortunately, I can’t really help with that, as I have no knowledge about it. So, you might want to try the WordPress Support Forums with this, as it is a WordPress problem and not a WP-Table Reloaded problem.

Oh, and the data was still there despite uninstalling, because you had not checked the corresponding option on the “Plugin Options” screen.

Regards,
Tobias

I have this plugin installed as follows:
(1) domain:wordpress
and
(2) domain:subdomain:wordpress

Everything installed and working fine in (1) with one simple 4 cell table in use.

Everything installed and back end looked good while setting up new tables x13. I was able to go in and even make table name changes, etc. Then something happened: All of a sudden every time I go to “update” I get a screen with “Are you sure you want to do this?” and that is it! Sometimes it also displays, a “try again” message, it takes me back to the page with no changes that I made.

I am by no means a programmer, barely a web designer! Any chance you could give me a hand resolving this problem? I love this idea, I want to use it for a store configuration/layout guide. But now I am stuck.

Regards,
Bill

P.S.:
I should add, that I have tried simply deactivating the plugin and reactivating, which resulted in no change.
Also I deactivated, uninstalled, and then reinstalled, which also resulted in no change of the problem.
Interestingly, after uninstalling, and reinstalling all my tables still existed. I was not necessarily expecting that outcome.
Just thought you would want to know what I had tried.

you can actually use those features (like sorting, pagination, and search) on your own HTML tables, by using the same script that WP-Table Reloaded uses: The great DataTables JavaScript library from http://www.datatables.net

Best wishes,
Tobias

Thanks for the reply. The sad thing is I’d love to be able to utilise all the cool functionality of the WP-Table Reloaded plugin. If I were to build a table myself, and I’m sure I could in time, I’d have to figure out how to tie in all the other bits.

Maybe this is just something I’ll have to learn. Having played around with WP-Table Reloaded for a while now, I’m starting to see how it could be problematic to get it working from within cells alone.

Great plugin all the same though, and I wish you all the best.

Cheers,
Tim

thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, I don’t know the WordPress post retrieval functions (aka “The query” or “The Loop”) well enough to be of any help with them (I’m not a theme developer). You should take a look at the Template Tag functions for the posts, e.g. in the WordPress Codex.
Having said that, a remark: If you want to show post data in tabular form, it is usually much easier to build your own table in “The Loop”, instead of trying to work with PHP code in table cells.

Regards,
Tobias