Aaron Queen
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The theme (or another plugin) you are using is not in compliance with WordPress best practices. The plugin was made to WordPress specifications and works with almost every proper theme and plugin. I’d be interested to know what theme it is, and what other plugins are installed.
You could also try switching themes (quickly) and viewing the page. If the problem is fixed, you know it is the theme.. If the problem is still there, then you know it is a plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] [Plugin: WP Customer Reviews] Pagination not workingYour theme is adding a <base href=”http://labs.webflair.co.uk/gailgardner/” /> , which is what was throwing off the links (which were ?wpcrp=1 , etc). I am releasing 2.2.2 which will force all of the pagination links to use the full permalink URL, instead of relying on something we cannot control.
2.2.2 should be available for upgrade here in a few minutes. If you want to force the upgrade before it shows up, you can always delete the plugin and re-install it without losing any information (but if you do.. I’m not responsible!).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] [Plugin: WP Customer Reviews] Pagination not workingCould you provide your reviews page so I can take a look at what is happening. Also.. what version of the plugin are you using?
If you wish to email this info instead, you can email me via the email address listed on the plugin settings page.
Thanks!
It should work fine with multisites since it uses the individual blog prefix.
Then there is an issue with the phpbb plugin and it is overwriting the $wpdb->prefix variable (which should be “wp” by default) with “phpbb”. I have no idea why it is doing this.. you may want to check with the author of the phpbb integration as to why they would override an internal WP global variable.
Let me know what you find out!
Why is it called phpbb_wpcreviews? Do you have some type of phpbb <-> wordpress integration? If so, that is overwriting some wordpress variables (table prefix) which could be causing some major issues. I’m not sure how it could possibly create that automatically with the phpbb prefix?
I don’t see anything that would conflict. If you have access to phpmyadmin (by itself, or via cpanel), you can look in your wordpress database itself and find the reviews table. You could then check to see if it is even storing anything in the database at all.
If the review shows up -anywhere- , it is definitely in the database, and the front-end code works the same as the back-end code.
I find it very odd that people are having issues on the backend with a simple query.
We are taking a -little- break before the next release, to give everybody time to actually upgrade to the latest version and make sure it is solid. I’ll be doing some more digging on thr WP-ecommerce issue and also on creating options for the form to show/hide on load, etc.
If you are not on the latest version, I urge you to try it out and see if that fixes any issue with WP-ecommerce and most of it has been rewritten since the 1.2.3 comment.
We have tested it on WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache with no issues. You could try to disable WP Super Cache and then see if they appear on the view reviews page. It could be possible that a certain setting in the plugin could be conflicting.
It shouldn’t be a theme issue if you are receiving the email — the theme shouldn’t affect the admin area at all.
Yes I believe you are correct. It is sorting by the ID probably and not the date. This will be fixed in the next release so that sorting by date descending would be the default.
The easiest way of doing this is to change the date on the review. We’ll add featured reviews to the “todo” list also.
These are extra fields for things such as Age, Gender, etc. They were not meant for rating individual items and creating a rollup. (In fact, neither the hReview or RDFa microformats even allow multiple line-item ratings per “item” yet).
2.2.0 should fix this behavior. No idea why jQuery would throw an undefined on one blog and not on another if both are using the same theme and WP version.. A workaround was made to not use jQuery for this action in 2.2.0.
Thanks for the report.
Some updates have been done. Please try 2.1.9 and let us know if that fixes the problem.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] [Plugin: WP Customer Reviews] Stars not displaying2.1.9 will fix this problem. It was doing this when the review form was being shown “below” the reviews. 2.1.9 should be showing up for download in a few minutes, and let me know if that fixes the problem.
Thanks for the bug report.