Pixelbart

@ashique12009

The Feedback item is only for feedback via the feedback form. You can disable feedback for this in the settings (I always do this for myself, because I don’t need it).

So Helpful > Settings > General there then disable the feedback completely. But then you don’t see the Feedback menu item anymore. The Yes and No is Helpful by default. You can use the Blank template if you want to use your own CSS.

@sacha2016

Hi, thank you for your feedback!

Could you disable the meta box once in the settings of Helpful and see if it is better then? I don’t have the error with me and can’t think of any other reason – I always write with the Gutenberg.

That would be great, then I know where to look.

Thank you!

@ashique12009

There are already filters for this that you can simply put into your functions.php. I still have to write them all in the documentation.

functions.php:

/* HELPFUL SETTINGS */
add_filter('helpful_settings_capability', function() {
    return 'delete_others_posts';
});

add_filter('helpful_capability', function() {
    return 'delete_others_posts';
});

/* FEEDBACK SETTINGS */
add_filter('helpful_feedback_capability', function() {
    return 'delete_others_posts';
});

Capabilities of the individual roles can be found here:

Roles and Capabilities

EDIT: I have now added these filters to the documentation.

• https://helpful-plugin.info/docs/filters/helpful_capability/
• https://helpful-plugin.info/docs/filters/helpful_settings_capability/
• https://helpful-plugin.info/docs/filters/helpful_feedback_capability/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Pixelbart.

Thank you so much for your review, it means a lot to me!

Thank you very much! Glad you like Helpful!

@survivestyle5plus

This is possible in principle. You can do this with the following function of Helpful:

https://helpful-plugin.info/docs/functions/helpful_get_pro/

If you need a shortcode here, you would have to build it yourself. Here is an example:

Place this in functions.php:

add_shortcode('helpful_loop_pro', function () {
    $post_id = get_the_ID();

    if (!$post_id) {
        global $post;
        $post_id = (isset($post->ID)) ? $post->ID : false;
    }

    if (false === $post_id) {
        return 0;
    }

    return helpful_get_pro($post_id);
});

After that you can use [helpful_loop_pro] and the shortcode should do what you need – if the loop is set correctly with have_posts() etc.

Maybe this already helps you. Maybe I’ll build more shortcodes for such cases that specifically concern a loop. Most of the people who want to put something in the loop just use the functions, because they already work with PHP.

More Helpful functions: https://helpful-plugin.info/docs/functions/

Stay healthy and thanks for your feedback!

Hi @theart8

you have to check first in the settings of Helpful under Details, the checkbox “Use the WordPress user instead of the Helpful ID (if the user is logged in and votes)”. Then you have to use the following code:

add_filter('helpful/logs/user_string', function ($user_string, $row) {
    $user = get_user_by('ID', $row->user);

    if ( $user ) {
        $user_string = $user->user_login . ' (' . $user->ID . ')';
    }

    return $user_string;
}, PHP_INT_MAX, 2);

See: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/find-out-who-voted-what/#post-14681404

Then it should be as you need. The changes are only valid when you select the option.

The code is necessary and not an option, as this is a custom change that not many people need, apparently – which is why I didn’t hard-code it. That’s what the filters/hooks are for.

With the latest update, it is now possible to remove individual votes, directly in Helpful logs.

Stay healthy and have a great weekend!

@locker17

I can reproduce the error this way, but I have to think of a solution first – which I haven’t thought of yet.

The browser does not reload the page when going back, which is why Helpful is still shown. Here I have to check with the help of the history. Let’s see how I solve this.

Thank you!