Blaz K.
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Hi,
Not sure if I understand the question, but I think shortcode [ratemypost] does what you’re asking.
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BlazForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rate My Post - Star Rating Plugin by FeedbackWP] Limit number of ratingsHi there,
Well, if you enable double vote protection via IP, then specific IP can only rate one article once. Otherwise, unfortunately not. If you’re a developer, you could maybe use the rmp_after_vote (see docs) action to delete submitted rating depending on the IP address.
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BlazForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rate My Post - Star Rating Plugin by FeedbackWP] Supply ID with shortcodeHI Ian,
I think that would be better to ask the developers of Toolset, since it’s a premium software and I don’t have access to it 🙂
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BlazForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rate My Post - Star Rating Plugin by FeedbackWP] Rogue RatingsHi @thelanj,
This sounds like a bot is submitting ratings on your website. I recommend enabling IP protection and if that doesn’t help the reCAPTCHA feature, at least temporarily. The bot is probably just submitting rating for random post ids which exist or don’t exists and therefore you see ratings for earndash pages.
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BlazForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Rate My Post - Star Rating Plugin by FeedbackWP] Support for buddypressHi there,
I’m currently prioritizing the core functionality of the plugin since I’m short on time. I don’t know when I’ll have time for “nice-to-have things” such as integrations with other plugins.
Blaz
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Rate My Post - Star Rating Plugin by FeedbackWP] won’t submit a ratingHi there,
It seems to work fine? If not, please open a ticket in the support forum: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/rate-my-post/
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BlazHi Dani,
Unfortunately, that’s out of the scope of the plugin.
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BlazHi there,
Unfortunately, that’s not possible out of the box. Here is some info on sorting by average rating: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/sort-custom-post-type-on-average-rating/
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BlazHi,
I’m glad to hear you got it working! Thanks for sharing the code! 🙂
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BlazAs seen here (https://wpscan.com/vulnerability/1c4f379d-252a-487b-81c9-bf711ab71dff) this has been fixed in version 3.3.9.
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BlazHi,
Do you have WP Toolkit contact info? I haven’t been informed about new vulnerabilities and I also can’t find any information about this in major vulnerability databases that track WP plugins (Patchstack, Wordfence etc.).
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BlazHi there,
The vulnerability was fixed in version 3.3.9 as stated in the changelog. WPScan team confirmed the fix today. What plugin is reporting the vulnerability?
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BlazHi @imkimc,
Sorry for my late reply. It took me a while to create dev environment with many rated posts.
I ran some tests and even with over 200 rated posts didn’t encounter any issues. Memory limit set to 128mb, so much less than what you’re using. I also checked the query again and it’s written so that it only returns post IDs. Therefore, it shouldn’t cause issues in such scenarios.
Could it be some other server config interfering?
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BlazHmm, that should work. Did you clear cache after adding the code?
Otherwise try adding priority to 1000 or so. add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘removeScripts’, 1000 );
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BlazHi,
Maybe something like this:
.rmp-results-widget.js-rmp-results-widget { margin-top: 0!important; margin-bottom: -50px!important; }Regards,
Blaz