andrew.alba
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Five Star Rating] [Plugin: Five Star Rating] Truncated postssorry I missed your post back. My only suggestion is to double check where you put the code. It has to be outside of The Loop.
From your description it sounds like your code is in the loop.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Five Star Rating] [Plugin: Five Star Rating] Truncated postsYou can do that, but the down side of doing this is that the ratings will show up on all pages that you insert the code on.
What I usually do is create a copy of Page (page.php) and rename it rating_page.php and change name of template to Rating Page. In it you can insert the code below (it is in the FAQ) where you want the ratings to appear all the time.
<?php echo five_star_rating_func('star'); ?>Once you save the changes, you will see the ratings appear on every post that uses that page.
The css file and javascript file are not loading in the head of your document.
There are several reasons why this could be happening, but the most common cause for this is your template and or the page you are using is missing the wp_head()
<?php wp_head(); ?>Glad you like the plugin and happy that you have actually used the troubleshooting tips.
The error returned is caused by your instance of PHP. I am assuming you are running PHP 5.3 (maybe using XAMPP).
If you look at line 6 of the /five-star-rating/fsr-ajax-stars.php file, you will see the following line:
$FSR =& new FSR();Try removing the ampersand so the line looks like this.
$FSR = new FSR();If that doesn’t work, the only other option I would be aware of is changing your php.ini file in how it handles errors/notifications.
You can get more information about the changes here http://www.php.net/manual/en/oop4.newref.php
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PageNavi] [Plugin: WP-PageNavi] Getting error messageWARNING
I didn’t notice until after I posted, but my theme was so bad, I was unable to use the WordPress admin after successfully activating the plugin.
Be sure to note what your current theme was (my case it was a free them called mysticgrudge) as you may need to delete the theme folder.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PageNavi] [Plugin: WP-PageNavi] fatal erro on activation?? need help!Try looking at my reply here and see if that helps.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-pagenavi-getting-error-message?replies=8
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PageNavi] [Plugin: WP-PageNavi] Getting error messageI think I might be able to offer a suggestion. I had the same error message and took a look at my error log.
PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wp_pagenavi()It seems that the template I was using, was using a function named wp_pagenavi() or more likely it just used an old version of wp_pagenavi() directly in the code base for the theme.
Try changing your theme to the twentyten theme and then try to activate. If you had a similar problem with your current theme, it should activate without any issue.
Of course this will render your theme useless unless you fix your theme, but it is probably a bad theme anyway. The template should have been written to us the theme as a plugin and not code directly into the template which would not allow you to update the plugin.
Hope that helps
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Five Star Rating] [Plugin: Five Star Rating] Automatic refreshThank you for the example page and the great description. This is definitely a bug with the javascript and or AJAX call. I am tied up with the holidays, but I will get back to you ASAP with a fix.
Thank you again for showing me this.
right now the only way to do so is to edit the files.
You will need to edit the fsr.class.php file (about line 189) and the /assets/css/five-star-rating.min.css (either the .FSR_tvote or .FSR_important). If you want to edit /assets/css/five-star-rating.css and then minify that, it might be easier to find and edit.
Good luck.
You have several options. I would really suggest you read the WordPress documentation first (http://codex.wordpress.org/Managing_Plugins).
I have two videos showing how to install the plug-in. Both require that you have ftp access to install.
The first video is the preferred method (video is less then 2 minutes). The second video will get you the same results but requires that you have permissions setup on the “uploads” directory in /wp-content/ and that you have FTP access to the site.
Here are the two videos [suggest you try first link]
Was just posting a second video and I got your message that it was installed. Great to hear!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Five Star Rating] [Plugin: Five Star Rating] Short codesYou can put the short code where you want it to appear.
The code is in the ‘Other Notes’ section.
[FSR_best_of_month]
You can also add a ‘star_type’ attribute so you can display other star types.
[FSR_best_of_month star_type=”abuse”]
Glad you enjoy it.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Five Star Rating] [Plugin: Five Star Rating] Customizing iconsYes you can. You need to simply add your images to the plugin folder and change the CSS. Any size changes would need to be addressed in the CSS.
Thanks very much Gene!
Right now the only difference between the paid version and free version is small.
We have not completed the paid version
Paid version offers:- Removal of ‘powered by Five Star Rating’
- Different ‘star’ options (‘stars’,’abuse’,’thumbs’,’smiley-face’).
- More support
Because you have been so kind to recommend a great suggestion, we would be happy to offer you a copy of the ‘paid’ version.
Reply with a link to your site and we will try to contact you through that site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: profile pic doesnt worklooking at the path of the image (/wp-content/profile-pics/1.jpg) it would appear this falls outside the normal path which should default to (/wp-content/uploads/authors/1.jpg) I believe.
Is there a file named 1.jpg in /wp-content/profile-pics/ directory?
One guess is if you transfered the database with site to new server, it still has old paths in the database.
Example: If the root path to the old site was /home/vol1/0fees.net/fees0_3813891/feliciang.com/htdocs/ and the root path to the new site is /home/wageserv/public_html/feliciang.com/ you will need to update those database records (mostly in the wp_options and wp_postmeta tables would be my guess) in order for it to resolve properly.
If you have PHPMyAdmin on the new server, do a search for your part of your old path
/home/vol1/0fees.net%across the database to see if the old path appears in any of the records of in any of the tables.