Aaron Queen
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In reply to: [WP Customer Reviews] [Plugin: WP Customer Reviews] Add multiple pagesIt’s an interesting concept, but would involve some more options. I’ll test it out and see what I can come up with, but not sure how this would work with the default pagination, or who would end up writing reviews that are more than one page long. What are your plans for this?
The themes are probably trying to access jQuery using the $ wildcard, which I believe is turned off in the default WordPress version of jQuery. I’m really curious as to why the theme designer decided to use their own inclusion of jQuery.. it’s possible that theme was made before jQuery was included in WordPress by default?
You can adjust the settings for the number of reviews per page. I believe the default is 10.
You (or a designer/developer) can change the font size and colors in your themes CSS. This way it will make it through any plugin upgrades.
What theme are you using?
Well.. that’s embarassing.. 1.2.1 is out and should hit the server in 15 minutes or less.
Taught me a lesson for pushing out rapid releases 🙂
Updated to 1.1.9 to fix the 404 error issue. It was a weird jQuery conflict.. Doesn’t make sense:
Old validation code (1.1.8):
jQuery("#wpcr_table_2").find(":text").first().focus();New validation code (1.1.9):
jQuery("#wpcr_table_2").find(":text:first").focus();The old was throwing an error on your blog saying first() function could not be found. I used the same version of jQuery on my blog and it worked fine. Oh well.. problem solved.
The second issue was fixed in 1.2.0 — wow 2 releases in under 1 hour.. that’s what I get for not reading my inbox before I make a release. You should be able to make reasonable edits while preserving line breaks now.
Let me know how it goes!
You can edit the date to any date/time you wish in the admin area. Just click on the date when viewing reviews in admin and type in the new date 🙂 This was made specifically for that purpose of entering past reviews.
Reminds me that we need to make some more documentation on the whole plugin, so thanks for that reminder.
Thanks,
AaronHi Michael,
Let’s get this thing fixed for you!
Have you created a page for it to use and then gone into the settings for WP Customer Reviews and selected that page for it to use?
If so, then the only explanation is the theme. So far, 100% of problems have been with themes that don’t follow the WordPress best practices guidelines.
Could you provide the URL for the page that you picked for it to work with? I could check and at least make sure the CSS and Javascript are loading.. if they are, and there is no content… it must be a template in the theme..
Don’t worry.. we’ll figure it out!
You’re welcome. We have added a spot for donations on our page here: http://www.gowebsolutions.com/plugins/wp-customer-reviews/
Right now the reviews can only be used on a single page. We do have plans for a future version to allow multiple pages to be selected and reviews would be associated with those pages. It’s a lot of work, so I don’t have an ETA yet.. but it’s up there on the todo list.
Thanks for the kind words and hope it works great for you.
If you can, open up the header file for the template and search for:
<!– REQUIRED JS FILES –>
The first line should resemble something like this:
<script type=”text/javascript” src=” … jquery.js”></script>Try placing a comment around that line, so its like:
<!— <script type=”text/javascript” … —>Save and then retry. You may also want to move the wp_head() function so it calls that on the line right before </head>.
Short summary: The wp-ecommerce theme in use doesn’t obey wordpress standards for enqueueing scripts.
If you can’t find that line in your templates header file, it must be injected by wp-ecommerce, or another plugin.. We’ll cross our fingers and hope the above fixes it.
Aaron
It should be outputting with the_content() , which is in both themes.. Since it is not, there is something odd with the vigilance pro theme.
Very possible. Could you provide a link to the actual page?
What does it do (or not do) when wp-ecommerce is installed.. There is a possible issue (on their end) of starting output before wordpress does, which makes it incompatible with most plugins.
I am trying to create automatic workarounds for poorly created plugins/themes that decide their output is more important than hooking into wordpress the proper way, so any details you can give would be helpful.
Thanks!
My guess is that there is something odd with the vigilance framework ( I believe Vigilance is more of a framework than a theme).. See if you can find anything out from them.. if not, I will see if I can debug it but it’s hard to do without having the actual theme 🙁
Good to know. I will check it out and see if I can reproduce.. What theme and version of the theme are you using?