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Thanks!

Tobias

yes, you are right, Andy was looking for a way to select a table in the frontend.

However, such functionality should rather not be part of the plugin, instead I suggested two possibilities in this support forums thread.

Best wishes,
Tobias

you should be able to use the plugin, but as you can see, this might lead to problems, depending on the server configuration. Therefore, I strongly recommend to update to PHP 5, as this will also solve a lot of other problems. (Ask your webhost on how to do this update.)

Best wishes,
Tobias

thanks for your response.
I’m using PHP 4.3.2, can I use the plugin?

Nat

thanks for your question.

I’m not really sure, but it looks like you have copied&pasted the Shortcode from somewhere, and that might have messed up the character encoding. Can you try again with just typing it?

After googling that message, it might also be a permission problem on your webhost. Or maybe you are not using PHP 5? Can you check that?

Best wishes,
Tobias

how can I solve the problem:

Warning: Compilation failed: characters with values > 255 are not yet supported in classes at offset 16 in /var/www/html/dcbc/dcbcwp/wp-includes/shortcodes.php on line 227
[table "0" not found /]

Thanks,
Nat

I checked your site and I also can not find a reason for this. It seems to be a positioning or size issue.

First of all however, you should fix the HTML validation errors which the W3 Validator (http://validator.w3.org) reports, to remedy this possible cause for the issue.

Then, you could also try a different theme, to see if it works with that.

Best wishes,
Tobias

the file “footer.php” of your theme does not contain a call to wp_footer();.

Please check that, and if it is not there, add the line

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

right before the closing </body> tag.

Best wishes,
Tobias

Great plugin that I’m just starting to find my way round. but it’s doing something odd.

I’ve got two tables on the same page and the top one always puts loads of space between the heading and the table. You can see it here: http://www.bigtreeclimbing.co.uk/league-tables

I can switch the tables and it’s always the top one.

If I take out of the footer then it stops doing it, but then the JavaScript libraries don’t load.

I’ve checked the CSS with Firebug and can’t find anything inserting space, so your help would be very much appreciated.

Best wishes
Ruth