Just comment out (or change) the following line: // printf(__(‘You Had Already Rated This Post. Post ID #%s.’, ‘wp-postratings’), $post_id); If you just want to not have the $post_id, change the line to the following: _e(‘You Had Already Rated This Post. Post ID #%s.’, ‘wp-postratings’); Btw: If you change a plugin and then make an … Read more
few things you can check the code is within the loop the plugin is activated check plugin option page and select a rating type check page source code and see what is being generated. if all ok. your css is not blocking any rating star tag. de-activate, uninstall, delete and re-install the plugin
Ok I figured this out. The ratings score is stored as a custom field so I created and if statements to check whether the score was less, equal, or greater than 0 and then I can show something accordingly. Here’s how I set it up. <?php $ratings_score = get_post_meta($post->ID,’ratings_score’,true); if ($ratings_score < 0 ) { … Read more
problem with WP-Post Ratings meta content
The best approach would be: Get an array of all of the post IDs in the database. Get an array of all of the post IDs that the user has rated (as you have done in your example) Remove the IDs in step 2 from step 1 – you’ll then have an array of all … Read more
I just gave a quick look at the plugin and in my opinion it would be easier to tweak the way you use it rather than to tweak the code itself. What you want is basically already existing in the ‘Rationg options‘, it’s the heart option that only allow the user to do a like, … Read more
when ever you expect something to be an array, it’s good practice to check to see if it is first before proceeding. so the new code might read like this: if(is_null($post_ratings_data)) { $post_ratings_data = get_post_custom($post_id); if ( is_array( $post_ratings_data[‘ratings_users’] ) ) { $post_ratings_users = intval($post_ratings_data[‘ratings_users’][0]); $post_ratings_score = intval($post_ratings_data[‘ratings_score’][0]); $post_ratings_average = floatval($post_ratings_data[‘ratings_average’][0]); } }
It’s likely that it will not be as easy as adding something small to make it work. Plugins like WP-Postratings store their data on a post-by-post basis. But BP members are not posts. So you would have to intercept the way in which the plugin stores its ratings data natively, and save it to users … Read more
Plugin questions are best asked on the plugin’s support forum. But this code is wrong: $result = $wpdb->get_results($sql) or die(mysql_error()); foreach( $results as $result ) { echo $result->name; } The foreach is backwards. Go for this (corrected $result to $results in the first line – added ‘s’): $results = $wpdb->get_results($sql) or die(mysql_error()); foreach( $results as … Read more
Copy the entire function to the page that you want to have your average ratings: <?php // Lets get the id of every existing category $output_categories = array(); $categories = get_categories($args); //We loop through every category to calculate the average rating score of it’s posts foreach($categories as $category) { $post_ids = get_posts(array( ‘numberposts’ => -1, … Read more