I appreciate your taking time to respond. Thank you.

Per your advice, I will try to seek help in the WP forum and hopefully someone will come forward to provide me with the solutions.

Once again, thank you and best wishes.

Regards,
Hugo

thanks for your comment.

Unfortunately, I’m not really able to help with this, as the WordPress database is not something I know very well.

Everything you mention should be possible more or less easily.
The import will be the biggest task. For that, you should try to split the database dump into several smaller pieces and then import them through the database access tools of your host (like PHPMyAdmin).
For details, I however suggest that you ask in the WordPress forums at http://www.wordpress.org/support.

Best wishes,
Tobias

Thank you for your plugin and will be installing and using it soon.

Meantime, desperately required your guidance on how to do the following:

Had a database for a site that was damaged by the webhost when they backup their system or something.
I had to upload and another old database to replace the damaged one.

1. Database size is over 400MB – how do I import such a huge dump into the database?
Using bigdump – it kept meeting with some sort of errors mid way through – mostly from users posts in the dump file.
How can I successfully import and how to solve the errors so that I can continue to complete the import?

2. Being a old database, have forgotten my password used for wp-admin login. Where and How do I change/insert a new password in the database?

3. How and where in the database, can I change also the site’s domain name so that the database can be used for the current domain name?

Your kind assistance with your solutions/guidance of the above – by return email, would be much appreciated.
To repay your kindness, I am more than happy to make a donation.

Please help me and thank you in advance.

Regards,
Hugo

thanks for your comment. Your try was almost correct: You just need to use numerical indexing in the columns as well, and the td at the end is too much, as the “.column-1″ is a “td” already.
Please try this:

.wp-table-reloaded-id-6 .row-12 .column-1  {
   font-weight: bold;
   text-decoration: underline;
}

Best wishes,
Tobias

thanks a lot for your reminder! I had actually planned to do that, but for some reason, I forgot again…

Regards,
Tobias

you might want to add a note on the filter extension that the new caching function needs to be disabled if a table uses filtering.

Otherwise you will always get the result of the first call to the filter on subsequent calls.

Or you need to update the caching or the filtering functions. ;-)

Martin

thanks for your question. Unfortunately, I don’t have any direct sources or recommendations, but I suggest that you try either in the “Jobs” section of the WordPress.org forums (not sure if it still exists), or in the DataTables JavaScript forums (you might actually have better chances there, I assume).

Regards,
Tobias

Great plugin. This feature has been difficult to find a solution for. Do you have any suggestions as to how I can find someone to create custom programming to create the drop down box filtering?