Hello @amauryt, thank you for reaching out.
1. It’s possible to install our plugin in preprod or staging sites, but not in subdomains, our plugin only supports root domains and the site needs to be accessible on the internet (not passworded).
2. Yes, that’s true, in WooCommerce Judge.me is free and includes close-to-all features that you can find as “Awesome” or paid in other platforms. And precisely it’s working in those other platforms how we monetize our services.
We would like and had in our agenda to have a paid plan in WordPress and dedicating more resources to it, but it seems that WP Management has a problem with having competent low-cost 3rd party apps, so at the moment we can’t go ahead with it.
3. We can’t fetch the category information of the products in WooCommerce (this is another thing that we could solve if we were to launch a paid plan) but we probably can fetch tag information, and with this tag information we could try to automate the groups.
You can group products in the same category and they would be sharing the reviews on the front-end (including Structured Data and Rich Snippets).
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Hello @judgeme,
Thanks for the quick reply !
I am testing your plugin in my preprod site and for the moment I like it very much! You have a lot to give :).
I am trying to fit the design to my shop and for that I have some more fews questions :
1) When a user click on “write a review” on a product page, the widget ask for his name and email even if the user is already logged. Is there a way to not ask for name and email if user is logged in ?
2) I plan to use the functionality of grouping the reviews by categories of products, even if it requires some trick like you said above. But I’d like to update the title of the widget on a product page to reflect that. Instead of having as title “Customer Reviews” I’d like to have a dynamic title like “Customer Reviews of our T-shirts” or “Customer Reviews of our Sweats” depending of the product we are viewing. I saw it is possible to change a translation in our judge.me backoffice, but it is possible to do something dynamic ? (a hook maybe ?)
3) As I don’t plan for the moment to leave the possibility to upload a picture or a video, is it possible to remove from the order choice the “only pictures” “pictures first” “video first”.
Thanks again in advance for your time and help 🙂 !
BR
Hello @amauryt,
we’re glad you’re enjoying our app so far, and thank you for letting us know.
1. Unfortunately we can’t read the login information from WordPress/WooCommerce, but if the buyers access the review form from the links in our email review requests, some of the information (such as the name and the email) will be auto-filled.
2. The header of our Review Widget can only contain one variable, the {{ product_name }}, and not the product category I’m afraid, so you could set it up as “Customer Reviews of our {{ product_name }}”, and you’ll find this setting in Judge.me > Review Widget > Widget Header > Widget Header.
If the category name is somewhere present on the product page, it’s perhaps possible to add this as an HTML element inside the header, with a script.
3. Yes, you can remove these options in the dropdown with CSS if you don’t plan to use them. You can go to WordPress admin panel > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS and add this code at the end:
.jdgm-sort-dropdown option[value=”with-pictures”] {display: none !important}
.jdgm-sort-dropdown option[value=”pictures-first”] {display: none !important}
.jdgm-sort-dropdown option[value=”videos-first”] {display: none !important}
