Hi Ceri,
unfortunately, I’m not sure what you mean with “search page”, as I can not access the link that you provided, because it is only visible to logged in users.
Can you maybe take a screenshot of the page?
Regards,
Tobias
Hi Tobias,
You can see a screen shot of the page it goes to upon updating here:
http://img710.imageshack.us/i/screenshotrw.jpg/
This is the page I get diverted to upon trying to edit any part of the table then pressing update changes, strange huh?
Any advice is much appreciated!
Ceri.
It may also be something to do with wordpress and file size but I’m
not entirely sure, I came across this blog referring to file size restrictions in wordpress however there is some conflict of opinions on the cause – http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/how-to-increase-max-file-size-upload-limit-from-2mb?replies=7
What do you think? I have already asked my host to increase my upload size allowance which they have and I’m also work along side them to get this resolved although they aren’t as experienced in wordpress so your thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Ceri.
Hi,
thanks for the screenshot.
This indeed seems to be a problem with the server configuration. The page you are seeing is the 404 page of your site. Likely it is shown, because some extension on the server stopped the current transmission.
This could for example be the Suhosin extension or the mod_security module for the Apache webserver. It could also be some sort of variable as you have already tried with the max_file_size_upload. (It is not that one, as there’s no file upload involved here, but could be a similar variable.)
I suggest that you keep working with your webhost on this.
Regards,
Tobias
Hi,
Your a diamond and thanks so much for your help on this!
By any chance does anything stand out to you in my set up that you think may possibly cause this?
http://cornwallfarmersmobile.co.uk/phpinfo.php
I’m still discussing with the host but they say they have looked for errors but there aren’t any being returned from there end and saying it could be a bug with WordPress, what you think?
Thanks,
Ceri.
Hi,
no, unfortunately, I can’t spot anything suspicious in the output of phpinfo 🙁 (I’m not that much into server configuration though.)
I don’t think that it’s a problem in WordPress, as much more users would have experienced it by now. Also, from my feeling what is happening I really believe that this is somehow a server thing.
Regards,
Tobias
Hi,
O.K this is strange, I just thought I would test WP Table on a different wordpress install I have from another hosting provider, this time somethign different happens, upon first adding a CSV file and creating the table it works as follows: http://www.gsmmobileshop.com/test
But now when I try and update the settings on this table I get logged out of wordpress? have tried numerous times and keeps doing this…..
I have uploaded a copy of the CSV file I am using here: http://www.2shared.com/document/6AFeErEx/csv.html
Can you give it a try from your end please? also once uploaded you have to try and update afterwards, this is the only time I get the error, the initial upload is fine,
Thanks,
Ceri.
Hi,
the result of the import in your first link is expected. The CSV has a weird format, with the delimiter being <tab>'<tab>.
Now, for the being logged out: It might sound stupid, but this is a similar issue as the first one (and again, I have no idea why it happens).
I have seen this in the past, and back then, it was mod_security that for some reason didn’t like the data in or the size of the current HTTP POST request and thus did not send any data through to WordPress (or better to PHP). Due to that, the cookie information of WordPress is also not existing, which results in WordPress logging you out (because it needs the cookie to verify who you are).
I just tried your CSV file on my server. I get the same import result (of course), and can edit/update/change/save the table as usual, without being logged out. So, I again believe that this is a server problem 🙁
Regards,
Tobias
