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I have solved the problem temporarily by cleaning-up leftover fields not used anymore using phpMyAdmin. The 16k default database settings can be a general limitation using PDB on non-dedicated servers

There are also many great user cases where a participant could subscribe to an alert informing about when they show up in a search result. The email notification could contain information about:
– other participants in the same query result
– location of the person making the query
– wp username of the person making the query
– anonymized information about the person making the query as well as participants showing up in the result.

Thanks, Roland,

The reason for the notification can be seen here (innodb_page_size): https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/innodb-parameters.html#sysvar_innodb_page_size

My web-host claim they use the default value of 16K, but I have no possibility to check this. The web-host do not offer to change their setting.

As I am probably one of the users of PDB that use the plugin(s) to the fullest, my case might be special, but as the popularity of your plugin(s) increase day by day I thought it would make sense for you to give it some architectural thoughts.

In my case, I temporarily have to make a clean-up of the database and live with the host limitation for a while, i.e. no more new fields, as far as I can figure out.

ANY suggestions are welcome

Ikenna, pdb has a setting for allowed file extensions. Try to add png and jpg

Confirmed: No problems running Participants Database on PHP-7, it only gets 30% faster.

In such a case isn’t it better just to upload the data to the MySql database with a tool like phpMyAdmin?

An option could be changing the font-size to 10

Hi pcdn33ls15z,

Maybe I misunderstood how you want to use Google maps, but if you only want to define a users location from Google Maps you just use the URL given by Google and either you or the user add it in PdB manually. If you ensure that you don’t use the shortened URL version, the URL contain latitude/longitude. It must be fairly simple to search for the coordinates in the string.

Great plugin XNAU !!!

Maybe you could consider to use an authentication plugin to login on WP and redirect to the PDb sign-úp page (i.e. make the PDb sign-up page be private and only accessible for logged-in users)

Updated otherselect.js with the fix, but I am getting the same error

Several users started complaining about this problem, reporting about lost data that was entered in the ‘other’ field of a multiselect field

Just updated WP to 4.2.5
Problem solved in my case ??