Aaron Queen
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You should be able to edit the wp-customer-reviews.php and search for those fields and just change the text. It will not affect the plugin if you only change the text that is output to the page on that form.
You should be able to edit the wp-customer-reviews.php and search for those fields and just change the text. It will not affect the plugin if you only ch
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In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] [Plugin: WP Customer Reviews] Cyrillic doesn't workThe database table and settings are setup as UTF-8, the same as WordPress. I will check into this more, but I don’t see anything wrong with the database insertion and reading as it uses internal wordpress functions for that.
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In reply to: WP Customer Reviews, avoid if you want to keep your sanity.Once the data is all correct, 2.4.2 should be fine. As always, just perform a file and db backup before just in case.
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In reply to: WP Customer Reviews, avoid if you want to keep your sanity.Sorry for the delay, but life gets busy!
Hopefully updating those values will solve the issue… I’ve seen that before in another project and if I remember correctly, it will cause all kinds of randomness if the number of characters is off. What you probably saw was the field coming through for every single review that was 13 characters in that field 🙂
Let me know when you update this if it fixes the issue.
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In reply to: WP Customer Reviews, avoid if you want to keep your sanity.This isn’t an issue with the plugin, but with the custom import. The plugin itself does not have an import function. The custom field data is serialized and must be very specifically entered in the database (which is why it works when you enter a review using the plugin itself).
My first guess why the imported fields are not displaying is because the data is serialized all in a single column. With serialized values, the # of characters in the field must match up with the # after the “s:” or else PHP will ignore it. I’m not sure who created that import for you, but they need to take that into account. It has been this way since custom fields were introduced, so nothing that would have changed with the custom field format in the database from version to version.
Hope this helps!
Hello,
Could you please email me your site URL and possibly admin login information so that some debugging can be done? My email address is in the plugin settings screen (aaron@ <you will see it>)
Thank you.
I am looking into this issue and will try to have it resolved soon. Thanks!
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In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] Sidebar widget placement for reviewsI am looking into this issue and will try to have it resolved soon. Thanks!
Weird.. it does not do anything with the blog preferences. The most likely cause is that the theme is not compliant with standard wordpress hooks for plugins.
I would contact the theme author and see if they have any suggestions, or if they can update the theme to fix this. I have not seen this issue pop up for anybody else at all.
Please try the latest version 2.4.2 .. I’ve modified the way that script and JS are being included. It appears that your theme was not picking up on the wp_enqueue_script call to include the plugin’s Javascript.
I’ve made some updates to try to force it to include as early as possible, but if your theme never calls wp_head() , then most plugins will cause issues. From seeing other plugin script files in <head>, it does seem that this fix should work.
Please let me know if this is fixed, or if there is still an issue.
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In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] Custom Field Not Displaying@bcourt503 , @webpaws – should be fixed in 2.4.2 – one of the past few updates must have broke this and I (and other users) did not notice the problem. Thank you for pointing this out.
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In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] Custom Field Not DisplayingAre you using W3 Total Cache?
This should be fixed in 2.4.1 – hopefully it doesn’t cause any other side effects, but it should prevent other plugins from firing since it does not use wp_update_post calls any longer. I fear that some uncommon caching plugins might have an issue, but we’ll deal with that if there is a need.
Thanks!
Do you have a link to an example page of using WPCR_INSERT where the button is not working?
Thanks!