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  • Thread Starter mridl200

    (@mridl200)

    Hey Nick,
    Unfortunately I did not come across a quick way to do this. It has been a little while since I worked on this problem but I basically just went through manually added in the ratings that I had collected. This was tedious of course but with roughly 50 ratings with 4-5 votes on each only took me a few hours which to me was easier and quicker than perusing another solution. Sorry I couldn’t help you more, if you do find a solution I’d be curious to hear it.

    Mike

    Thread Starter mridl200

    (@mridl200)

    An update,
    It seems the problem I was having was that I used the <?php tags inside the logic.
    Now I can display a time properly, so as a follow up question is there a way to display text, followed by the year?
    For example I am using a text box that has “Created by xxx on “Date””
    Where date is I would like to use Widget logic to display the year (so really I am just using print_r(date(“Y”))).

    Thanks again.

    Thread Starter mridl200

    (@mridl200)

    That makes perfect sense. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
    I ended up making the two different text widgets like you suggested with
    is_user_logged_in() displaying a different link than when a user is logged out as I originally intended to make.

    Thanks again.

    Thread Starter mridl200

    (@mridl200)

    Hey just an update.
    Seems the mistake I made was on step 1. Since I never actually logged into my wordpress admin page before moving onto step 2 I never had a htaccess file created.
    Simple fix: Pointed to a new database, installed Wp on that database to get access to the admin panel, then changed the database back to my original.

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