Yes, there is a plugin – GD Star Ratings. I am using it here: http://apluginforthat.com/gd-star-ratings/. You can customize your questions, type of ratings (thumbs up/down vs stars) and much more. You can also configure it to have the ratings appear in your dashboard.
My solution to this question would be to add a custom field / metabox to all of your posts where you can select a desired rating from a drop down menu. I would also then add the internal rating that you assign to post within the posts list screen so you can see at a … Read more
See the function link_advanced_meta_box() in wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php: <td><select name=”link_rating” id=”link_rating” size=”1″> <?php for ( $r = 0; $r <= 10; $r++ ) { echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $r . ‘”‘; if ( isset($link->link_rating) && $link->link_rating == $r ) echo ‘ selected=”selected”‘; echo(‘>’ . $r . ‘</option>’); } ?></select> <?php _e(‘(Leave at 0 for no rating.)’) ?> The … Read more
The reason you have a problem is 0 is also considered equal to false, when the get_post_meta call returns false, it’s also the same as being equal to 0. if( !get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘some-non-existant-field’, true ) == 0 ) Would be the same as … if( get_post_meta( $post_id, ‘some-existing-field’, true ) == 0 ) ..the only … Read more
Take a look at Easy Review Builder for WordPress Review Ratings they both work as shortcode.
While there are a lot of plugins that adds rating type of stars, I would suggest that you code your own. Mainly because most of these are very feature rich with things you will not need. This is a relatively simple process: Add a custom user metadata using update_user_meta(), name it posts_voted. Add a custom … Read more
For any rating functionality I always turn to GD Star Rating by Milan Petrovic. This plugin can do SO many things, including thumb rating, rating of comments, multiple ratings, etc. It can also handle Rich Snippets (for getting your star ratings shown in Google SERPs), caching mechanisms, etc.. In short, it can do a lot, … Read more
You can use the function get_rating_count() by specifying on each call the value needed. For example : global $product; $rating_1 = $product->get_rating_count(1); $rating_2 = $product->get_rating_count(2); $rating_3 = $product->get_rating_count(3); $rating_4 = $product->get_rating_count(4); $rating_5 = $product->get_rating_count(5); You can read more about the function
Suffered with same problem. Finally after lot of search and trial I came up with this solution. This gets the template where the rating is displayed from. But it displays like this: Rated 4.50 out of 5 based on 2 customer ratings (2 customer reviews) <div class=”rating-custom”> <?php wc_get_template( ‘single-product/rating.php’ ); ?> </div> Then paste … Read more
add this code into your plugin file to register activation hook // register activation hook register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘my_rating_plugin_activation’ ); now create a function and add your table creation code into function my_rating_plugin_activation() { global $wpdb, $rating_table_name; if($wpdb->get_var(“SHOW TABLES LIKE \”$rating_table_name\””) != $rating_table_name) { $wpdb->query(“CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS $rating_table_name ( rating_id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, … Read more