rthomas2
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Also, I’ve inserted the “average rating” PHP code into the plugin file, as recommended by tamayo and patmatt above. However, when I used the [WPCR_SHOW] shortcode to display ratings for a certain post on a separate page, the shortcode returned an average rating of 0. I think this is because the shortcode is returning the average rating for the new page, not the post with the ratings. I specified the POSTID corresponding to the rated post, not the unrated page, so I’m confused as to why this is happening.
Hi, to answer your first question, there’s a plugin called Shortcodes Ultimate, which has [members] and [guests] shortcodes, so you can decide whether certain content should be shown only to people who are logged in ([members]) or only to people who are not logged in ([guests]). I’ve been showing the reviews only to guests, and the reviews plus the review form to members.
To answer your 2nd question, yes you can respond to a review in the “review moderation” screen.
Hope that helps!
Hi everyone! So I added the above code and and it worked great but it only displays with the [WPCR_INSERT] shortcode. If I just insert the [WPCR_SHOW] shortcode, it doesn’t appear. What I’m trying to do is show the [WPCR_SHOW] result to guests along with the average rating, but then hide the WPCR_INSERT] review form in the members-only section (so I can verify they’ve purchased the product before they review it). But potential buyers (who just want quick product info) should be able to see the average rating so they can decide if they want it or not.
Does the location where the PHP was inserted only apply to one of the shortcodes and not the other? And if so, where else should I insert the PHP to apply to both shortcodes? Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SchemaFeed] [Plugin: SchemaFeed] Not fully loadingI installed the plugin today, and I noticed that I was unable to insert images/shortcodes/forms/etc. into a post or page after doing so. I would click the buttons above the post content field, and nothing would happen. No lightbox-type popup, no greying out of the background, no nothing. I uninstalled the plugin and all the normal buttons above the post body field worked fine again. Any ideas? Could this be a conflict with another plugin? I’m happy to copy/paste my (rather long) list of installed plugins for you to peruse upon request. Cheers!
P.S.- I tried posting this in a separate topic, but I got an error message saying “This topic is closed.”
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Shortcodes appearing in SERPs. Help!I think I figured it out- there’s no meta-description for this page, so Google maybe defaults to displaying the HTML in the SERPS. You guessed right, I’m a newbie at this. I already have All-In-One-SEO installed, so I’ll adjust the meta description and see if that works.