ryanmc

I second this. I think this functionality would be so easy to fix, but right now it is so confusing that it messes up a lot of people. I have had several posts “automatically” schedule themselves and now I have no way to unschedule them. I just want them to go back to how they were.

Please add a way to clear the schedule, this should be super easy.

The plugin can be hard to grasp at first. I had to do a lot of code searching it get things exactly the way I wanted. I also do not use the built-in integrations. I included the functions directly on my pages so I would have more control over how it worked and looked.

In my functions.php file I define my own comment function and I use wp_gdsr_comment_integrate_standard_result to display the results in read only. In the comment form I am using wp_gdsr_comment_integrate_standard_rating for the users to vote with.

Good luck

Use this plugin (http://www.gdstarrating.com/) it is spectacular. I use it on my blog (http://www.justechn.com) and I write reviews all the time. With this plugin I can add my own rating to my reviews, my readers can add theirs, and they can also thumbs up/down comments and the review. Just take a look at one of my review pages (http://www.justechn.com/2009/10/21/review-epson-artisan-810-all-in-one-photo-printer). There are stars on the top right that summarize the ratings, then at the bottom is my detailed rating and in the comment form is a place where readers can rate the review with stars.

The plugin still works, you just need to make a small modification.

Open the file simple-tags.php, on line 35 you should see this:
if ( strpos($wp_version, ‘2.7’) !== false || strpos($wp_version, ‘2.8’) !== false ) {

change it to this:
if ( strpos($wp_version, ‘2.7’) !== false || strpos($wp_version, ‘2.8’) !== false || strpos($wp_version, ‘2.9’) !== false ) {

Like magic it works.