Aaron Queen

Not directly. We send using the admin_email setting on your blog, so you could get the same effect if you use something like Google Groups and have it sent to a group email address, then that email address notifies all group members.

I’d love to get your feedback on what could have been better?

We plan to add translation features soon. Instead of being critical of a free plugin, you could create a branch which incorporates translation features, and then we would roll that in, giving you credit of course.

@marywald, this is not the email address of the plugin designer. This is probably the email address entered at WP Admin -> Settings -> General -> Email Address. This might be the email address used by your web designer, not us, or perhaps you are confusing our plugin with another one?

If you change that email address, you should see the reviews start coming in from that email. We send emails from whatever is reported by the get_bloginfo(‘admin_email’) setting.

@ultralux, I’m not sure what you are asking. When you submit a review, the admin email address of your WP blog is notified, not the customer. If your blog / hosting setup can not send out emails using the built-in wp_mail function, you’ll need to contact your hosting company to resolve, as it would be a problem for your whole blog/site, not just this plugin.

That’s what I had hoped you would say, since that is the only case I found which would cause this behavior. I’ve identified a huge performance issue for blogs with many posts, and have a fix in place to allow the blog to function at full speed again.

However, I still need to make some adjustments to the Reviews listing page in admin, and the review editing form in admin. Currently, they output a dropdown box with the title of every review-enabled post. With 90k posts, this will probably crash your browser, or at best, load very slow and slow the page down. I’m looking at turning this into a select2 powered dropdown, so that it doesn’t need to load the full dataset. Hopefully I can finish up on that this evening and get a new version out for you.

Alright. I’ll try to test the same conditions this evening to see what I find. Hopefully I can find and fix it for everybody if it’s an issue with my plugin.

Not sure why the other thread closed. I didn’t close it, but it seems like this site may have added some type of auto-close feature when a thread has had no replies for a few days, odd.

That behind us, v3.1.4 has been released to specifically address your reported issue. This should allow your page to validate AMP, although you may need to hide the WPCR container elements in your theme css file if AMP, otherwise it’ll look like garbage without the styles and scripts necessary to display the review form being output on the page.