Kyron

It worked, although I can see in the plugin options that I didn’t do it like this with the old table (I did use the plugin options)

Anyway, thank you so much for your kind help and patience, for now I think I know enough 🙂

Kind regards,
Nathalie

Hello Tobias,

I followed the steps you described, and the table loaded (much better)!
But the problem is not solved yet. I hid the columns that contain important information to search on, but is best left out of sight. But now, when I type in a search term, like ‘headache’, it is not found. Only the words that ar actually visible are found now…
Did I do anything wrong? I do I make it possible again, to search for terms that are hidden in the table?

Kind regards,
Nathalie

Hi Tobias,

Thanks again for your quick reply 🙂

Yes, I had already tried several browsers, and Firefox seemed to be the quickest, but still it didn’t solve the problem… do you know maybe another browser that might work? (Chrome doesn’t do it either)

I cannot edit much more in advance: the visitors must be able to find on search terms available in columns that are not visible. The table is too wide now, and just importing the whole table, but making certain columns invisible is the best way to offer the best service.

I really hope your editing screen will be upgraded soon…

Thank you!
Nathalie

Hi Tobias,

Today, my host upgraded the memory limit to 192MB (this is their absolute max) and the table is now visible on the website.
The host has also made it clear that they are currently unable to upgrade to 7.1.

The problem is not completely solved: I cannot edit the columns (I don’t want them all visible) because the table is not completely visible on the dashboard, it has loaded to row 91, and after that I only see blanc, so also no editing buttons…

My host tells me that this is out of their range, so what do I do now?

Kind regards,
Nathalie

Hello Tobias,

Thank you for your answer, I’ve been getting more clear answers by my host today, so hopefully I’m getting somewhere.

The host is currently not able to upgrade to 7.1, due to ‘software supply problems’.

He advises me, to adapt the memory limit to 192MB.

I’ve found a website that describes how to adapt the memory limit, as the codex didn’t give me the answers I needed.

Can you please tell me, in what file it’s best for Tablepress to do the adaptation: in wp-config.php, in PHP.ini or in .htaccess?

Thank you!
Nathalie

Hi Tobias,

Thanks for your quick reply!
I did what you said and it worked. the new table is online 🙂

Thank you!

Regards,
Nathalie

hi Tobias,

Thanks! I’ll postpone at least till then 🙂

Good luck!

Best regards,
Nathalie

Tobias,
I just emailed you the data and stuff 🙂