in Complianz version 7.0.4 I’m not able to save changes in Cookie Banner.

The PHP error.log show “WordPress database error Unknown column ‘manage_consent_options’ in ‘field list’ for query UPDATE wp_cmplz_cookiebanners …”

I’ve tried to enforce execution of cmplz_install_cookiebanner_table($force=false) by changing WordPress option ‘cmplz_cbdb_version’ to previous version 7.0.3. After deactivating and reactivating the banner, the ‘cmplz_cbdb_version’ was upgraded to 7.0.4, but the database table cmplz_cookiebanners is still missing the column manage_consent_options.

IMHO I have reported to you couple weeks ago on different installation, that you have absolutely terrible design of the database table wp_cmplz_cookiebanners

PLEASE, it is really important to correctly specify column types of this table. Setting all to “TEXT” is not good way. Please, replace these “TEXT” columns with “VARCHAR” with maximal length specified to a reasonable value.

At this moment, I’m not able to use Complianz without manually improving this table definition.

Does your script store everything in the WordPress wp_postmeta table?
I’m assuming you’re creating separate tables for all the forum data, but I’d like a confirmation.

Furthermore, how many tables are created?

The plugin looks great from all the reviews I’m reading.
Looking forward to taking it for a spin.

Kind regards.

I currently have over 300,000 products. The solution may not be to use a plugin, rather “directly” import records to the database.

Looking for someone who has solved this issue before.

Thank you,
Greg Carter

I am building a new wordpress plugin that will help my customers manage their products and billing and I am not sure whether I should build custom tables or the wordpress custom post types to complete my solution.

If I were to build custom tables, it would look like this.

Tables:

– Customers (One to Many with link to wp_users table linking there user accounts on my site.
– Products (One to many with link to customers table)
– Invoices (Many to many with links to customers table and products table)

I’m wondering about how WordPress stores total number of levels of categories ? and how do they make a loop to print them ? could you please anyone explain this?

Is there something I must activate in phpMyAdmin to see the table relationships or are the relationships are maintained in the code itself instead of in the database design?

PART 1:

I would like to program a user friendly database into Word Press that would grab a variable, custom field or tag of some sort from a page and display a list of information from a database.

Basically the page will be about a specific degree. On that page at the bottom should be a list of schools that have that degree (or similar degrees). The list of schools will come from a database. The information for the correct list of schools and degrees should be generated from the actual page via some element attached to the page (variable, custom field, etc.).

If this is very difficult it can just be a link at the bottom of the page that will lead to a list on another page. In this case a link may say, for example, Certificates, Associates or Bachelors degrees which would have a variable attached to it (https://www.mysite.com/list.html?variable1=a&variable2=b). This link would always go to the same page that would take the variable and display the corresponding list. The list must always come from a database.

I was thinking of making the page with the list an actual WordPress template with mysql that will query the Db depending on the variable that comes with the link.

Ideas?

PART 2:

I need a WordPress plugin that will allow me to set up a table in the WP database to hold the info from the list. This would ideally have a user friendly interface where an average user could enter an make changes to each school and the degrees they offer.

Any ideas? Would something like Pods work?

Thanks in advance!

Matt

I’ve scoured the forums looking for discussion of this topic but most of what I’ve found has been marginally off topic, focusing on the use of custom fields and adding tables to the WP suite of functionality. Some of what I’ve read in those threads makes me wary but some of that particular material is a year old or older so I’m not inclined simply to trust it.

Anyone have any solid experience one way or the other o this? Care to share experience or philoosphical insights?