Aaron Queen

2.3.7 fixes this issue. It had to do with E_NOTICE being turned on in your site’s PHP configuration.. Your post helped a lot because it prompted me to do a thorough profiling of the plugin with E_NOTICE enabled, and let me get rid of all of those warnings, which in turn fixed the performance issue with having it enabled.

After you update to 2.3.7 , you may also want to consider turning off E_NOTICE , since many other popular plugins (CommentLuv, All in One SEO, and others) have the same problem with causing E_NOTICE warnings on almost every page, including the entire admin area.

Thanks again, and please try out 2.3.7 — it has a LOT of improvments in it.

It (SHOULD) only jump to the anchor -after- you have left a review. It will jump to the location of the form on the page, so that you can see the “thank you” message. Is it jumping to that spot every single time you load the page. Try loading the URL without the #wpcr_respond_1 on it, and then look to see if it automatically appends it once the page is loaded.

Either way, it should be fixed in the next update so that it does not jump at all.

Wow.. I didn’t even realize that there was a do_shortcode function. I will do some research on adding shortcodes that can use this method, and then the plugin will have -REAL- shortcode support, instead of my own simple implementation of it. Thanks for pointing that out. Look for this to be added in the next update.

Good to hear and thank you 🙂

The activation code, as stated in the code, is for analytics purposes only… several other (very popular) plugins utilize the same feature. I don’t consider it black hat, in that it does not send any sensitive data — simply the URL, plugin version, and version of WP being used (and I believe email address IF they chose to share it). Google Analytics and their Crawler collects the same exact information (and more). Still.. making it an opt-in is a good idea.

We use it to see who is using the plugin and on what version of WP. It helps us to see how the plugin is being used, so we can incorporate new features and make changes, especially with themes that have issues with the code and/or CSS. In the next update, I’ll try to the analytics to be part of the email opt-in process when initially installing the plugin.

Right now, there is an opt-in to receive email updates if there are any important security/major updates to the plugin, so that would be a good place to put a checkbox to enable this feature or not.

Glad you like the plugin.

Your theme (suffusion?) is over-riding the plugin’s CSS with the following:

.description { display: none; visibility: hidden; }

that line is preventing the review text from displaying. I could update the plugin’s CSS to override this also, but this is more a theme issue, so removing that line should fix the problem. I’m not sure where the description class would be used in the theme, so not sure what side effects it may have.

Please try the latest version. I’m not aware of any current issues with MU.

You could try the plugin again, as it has gone through several updates. Somehow this thread got buried, so I apologize for the delayed response.

I do like the page right now.. Is that a paid plugin you are using? If so, what is it.. I might just borrow some ideas from it 🙂