slpbene

Hi Tobias,

Thanks for your answer!

• This reply was modified 10 months, 2 weeks ago by slpbene.

Hi,

I think it’s mainly for utility and helper methods, do access data by criteria, sorting, …

So mysql statements would allow that, but I want to keep Tablepress as it fits our requirements in many ways. I think I am going to write some helper classes using native php filtering, etc. This should be the best solution, as some of our use cases are very specific.

Thanks for your help!
Best,
Benedikt

Hi Tobias,

Thanks for your reply. I was thinking about switching to a Database solution with ORM, but I think it is a bit oversized for our project and Tablepress suits our requirements in many ways, so I consider to write a solution from scratch for the reading & editing use case.

Best,
Benedikt

Hello,

just like to ask if there are any updates on this issue in the meantime??

Hello Ahmed,

are there any updates if/when this feature will come? That would be very helpful to plan the next steps in our project

Thanks!

Thanks for letting us know. Looking forward for your decision to further plan how to implement PWA on my website. All the best! Bene

Hello Jose,

one short question: Is your plugin under active development. What are your plans for the future? Please drop a short note, that would help me a lot to select the best plugin…

Thanks and all the best!
Bene

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by slpbene.

Hello,

still struggling with this issue…
if there is anybody who has similar problems or who can provide some guidance on how to solve this issue, I would be grateful!

Best,
Benedikt

Hello,

just like to ask if there are any updates on this issue?

Thanks,
Bene

Thanks Tobias,

I am already saving every revision to a folder via WordPress handle_post_updated filter. I think together with a diff tool like https://packagist.org/packages/sebastian/diff it is not too difficult for me to build my own system!

Best,
Benedikt

Hello Stefan,

I am not a supercache expert, but I experienced the same issue with my custom icon font (especially if Chrome DEV Tools are opened). I found that there is an option in supercache advanced mode to remove utf-8 characters from htaccess if there are strange symbols. In German the option naming is “Entferne UTF8 Zeichensatz aus der .htaccess Datei. Nur erforderlich, wenn du seltsame Zeichen oder Symbole siehst. Erfordert eine Aktualisierung der Rewrite-Regeln.”

Maybe this helps you?
Best,
Benedikt

Thanks for your answer.
Yes I already check this to prevent the error of multiple including. But I haven’t found a way to force using my aws sdk version and skip the aws sdk of this plugin completely. Therefore I would really appreciate a solution implemented in this plugin.