Alimir

Hey @fff654
Yes 🙂 WP ULike supports all standard post types stored in the wp_posts table.

Hi Michael,

Thank you so much for the honest feedback and for using WP ULike over the years, it really means a lot to us.

I totally understand your concern. Our goal has always been to make WP ULike a solid and lightweight solution focused on engagement. Some features (like SEO-related tools) were added based on real user requests and changes in Google’s policies over time, especially when aggregate ratings were limited to specific content types. In those cases, we tried to keep things working rather than adding features just for the sake of it.

That said, we’ve always been very careful with the free version. It’s still designed to stay fast, stable, and focused on what it does best: simple likes and meaningful stats. In fact, the current version is one of the lightest and most optimized releases we’ve ever built.

I’m really sorry about the critical error you experienced — that’s definitely not the experience we want anyone to have. If you ever feel like giving WP ULike another try, I’d be more than happy to help you personally and make sure everything runs smoothly.

Thanks again for your kind words and your trust over the years. Feedback like yours helps us keep WP ULike on the right path and improve it step by step.

Warm regards,
Ali

@michael8888 please update to V5 🙂

@itdcmy Thanks for reporting this! 🙏
From the error details you shared, it looks like the issue is coming from WooCommerce’s Admin/Analytics script (index.js from WooCommerce 9.8.1). This script is being loaded on our statistics page and is failing with analytics being undefined.

Our plugin doesn’t call WooCommerce’s analytics functions directly, so the error is most likely caused by WooCommerce itself or another plugin hooking into WooCommerce Admin.

Here are a few things you can try:

1. Make sure WooCommerce is updated to the latest version.
2. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Features and check if “WooCommerce Analytics” is enabled.
3. Temporarily disable other plugins (except WP ULike + WooCommerce) to see if one is conflicting.
4. Clear any site caching / browser caching.

If the problem continues, you may want to report it directly to WooCommerce support, since the error is inside their admin app.

In the meantime, WP ULike statistics should still work — but this WooCommerce error can prevent the page from rendering properly, so fixing/removing the WooCommerce analytics error will solve it.

Hi @vanjaz ,

You’re absolutely right — thanks for pointing this out! We’ve been able to reproduce the issue on our side and identified the cause. Our team is already working on a fix, and we’ll be releasing an update in the next few days to resolve it.

Really appreciate your patience and for bringing this to our attention 🙏

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out. We’ve recently reviewed this report and want to clarify that it’s related to a known behavior where users can generate spam likes if voting is not restricted to logged-in users. This is not a security vulnerability but rather an abuse of open access settings.

We’ve seen this issue before and are actively working on a more robust solution. However, it’s a bit complex due to the ability of users to change their IP addresses, which makes standard rate-limiting less effective.That said, I can assure you there is no security risk to your website or its data integrity.

In the meantime, we strongly recommend enabling the “Logged-in users only” option in the plugin settings to prevent such behavior.

We’re also in contact with the source of the report and will request a title change or removal once our solution is finalized.

Thanks for your patience and understanding!