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f1baad,

Thank you for the find and also for taking the time to work on the code. We will try to get this into the plugin!

thanks – osd

JvanBavel,

Can you send a link to your site where the plugin is not working? Is it still installed?

thanks – osd

JvanBavel,

Can you send a link to your site?

thanks – osd

Gμ?rD???,

I am sorry that you experienced trouble upon installation. I just now saw this post. If the logos are linking to #, there is likely a JS error on your site that is preventing the plugin JS to execute on click. Could you provide a url for this or try looking for and resolving the JS errors?

I will make note that we have a request for tumblr. The current selection is based on client need, not personal choice (linkedin).

I’m glad everything is going well. Thanks for the update.

gerrit787,

Any update on this issue?

sinc747,

You can place as many tables on a page as you want. Sometimes, WordPress adds in <p> tags or certain style tags that can interfere with OSD Simple Table. My guess is that there is either a missing [/table] tag, invalid row syntax, or there are some elements WordPress injected unknowingly. An easy way to check this is by clicking on the “Text” tab on the WYSIWYG editor.

In addition, depending on the WordPress theme, using Shift+Enter instead of Enter between lines is helpful.

I hope this resolves your issue. Please let us know if it does not.

This has not been tested or created for multi-site installations, emails, or interfere with your urls / permalinks. I am sorry that this plugin is not what you are looking for, but it does perform as expected when used on single sites to give custom login logos, favicons, and remove WordPress links in the admin section of the site.

Glad to have helped!

That’s more what I expected. Another possible problem could be that the page is sending a huge amount of content through the plugin and it’s just taking a really long time to process.
To test if this is an infinite loop issue you could extend PHPs maximum execution time to 2 minutes or something crazy like that. It could just be that the server is extremely slow or WordPress is loaded up with too many plugins.

Interesting. That must have been causing another problem somewhere else later on. Good find, and thanks for the information. If that fix ends up not working, please let me know.

I was working under the assumption you were seeing this error on a particular page. My suggestion was just to temporarily remove the table on that page. I understand that removing 300 tables is out of the question.

The “undefined offset” error that you’re seeing is just a PHP notice. That happens any time a table does not provide attributes. This error is not a part of the problem. It is a separate code cleanliness problem that should be addressed.

This still seems like a table syntax issue. Line 76 is a simple string position and should not cause an error like this. It sounds to me like there is a never-ending loop, infinite recursion in “the_content” filter, too much work being done somewhere else, or a simple syntax issue.

If you have a development site, you can try disabling the plugin to see if the error happens somewhere else. Unfortunately, without being able to see the table syntax to test it out, I’m at somewhat of a loss. If you get anymore information, please let me know.

gerrit787,

It is possible that this error is not caused by OSD Simple Table at all, but we will run with the assumption that it is for the moment. This issue could be caused by a number of things. The first thing I would suggest trying is removing the table from the page causing the issue and seeing if the issue is resolved or not. If the page works perfectly fine without the table, then we know there is something wrong with the use of OSD Simple Table.

Next, I would examine the use of the shortcode carefully. Having a syntax error in the table code could cause some problems. You can always try cutting the table code, pasting it into notepad (windows) or text edit (mac), then cutting it again from their. This will remove any weird formatting html placed in their by WordPress.

If none of those things work, you may reply with your whole table code here and I can personally test it to find out what’s wrong.

I hope this was helpful, sorry you are having problems with OSD ST.

Ahir,

I’m not sure I understand your problem completely. Are your sub-pages separate pages, or do they share content with the parent pages? If you could provide a URL it would be helpful for us to diagnose the issue.

Greetings Andrelecomte,

Can you name some areas you would like targeted for an update?

Thanks!