Sorry. I was busy reading the other page that explained tons of usage and totally glossed over that.
I will go hang my head in shame, and maybe think about doing 837 Hail Mary’s.
After hanging my head in shame, as I should, I realize I need to expand on my question.
The php on the page you refer to is what I used to call the plugin, which I mentioned is working fine. I remember the shortcode and did not use it because I wanted to embed php in the code that did what the shortcode does. (I is an old git and my memory forgets stuff, like things I read.)
I tried <?php if(function_exists(‘the_ratings’)) { the_ratings(1); } ?> , thinking that the parameter may go with { the_ratings) }, but it kept trying to load, so that I had to remove the php and parameter.
Anyhoo, is there a parameter that goes with <?php if(function_exists(‘the_ratings’)) { the_ratings(); } ?> that will allow me to call the ratings of a specific page?
I have also tried using do_shortcode with no success. The page will not load.
<?php $show-ratings=("[ratings id="1" results="true"]"); ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode( $show-ratings ) ?>
Escaping the double quotes did not help.
Can you advise to either this problem or the php question in the prior post?
Thanks,
Kirk
Okay, once again I hang my head in shame.
I was using double quotes in the do_shortcode function. Works fine with single quotes.
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[ratings id="1" results="true"]' ); ?>
