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Only empty sections on the “Edit” screen
Some users experience issues when trying to edit their tables on the “Edit” screen of TablePress. Instead of seeing the usual table information, table content, or user interface buttons, the individual sections on the “Edit” screen are all empty, like in this screenshot: The cause for this problem often is a caching issue, for which…
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Common Server Error Messages
When saving tables or other configuration changes, it is possible that you are getting error messages, due to some problem on the server. These errors usually indicate that the server configuration needs to be adjusted. This page lists some common error messages and possible ways to solve them. HTTP error code 403 (Forbidden) The error…
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TablePress is not showing in the menu of the Dashboard
If you can not see the TablePress entry in the left-hand side admin menu of your WordPress Dashboard, there is usually a small problem with the TablePress access rights and capabilities. This can sometimes happen during installation or if user access rights and user roles are edited later, e.g. by another plugin. To restore the…
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Sorting or other Table Features for Site Visitors are not working
If the “Enable Visitor Features” checkbox is checked on a table’s “Edit” screen, but functions like sorting, search, pagination, or from TablePress Premium modules are not working in your tables, this usually indicates a JavaScript problem. To check for that, please use the built-in “Developer Tools” of your browser. Right click your page and pick…
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Tables are corrupted and show “[ERROR] TABLE IS CORRUPTED”
While seeing this error is (understandably) scary, please remain calm—in almost all cases it’s possible to restore the table data. This page tries to provide some guidance for that. Background Internally, TablePress stores tables as two-dimensional fields or arrays. To be able to store these in the database, these arrays are encoded to text strings…