wintermute77

I’m assuming this is because your browser is using Google’s index of sites known to host malware. In that case you can “Request a Review” through Google Webmaster Tools. Google will rescan the site, and if they don’t detect malware, they will remove it from the list.

Google Webmaster Tools
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/

*Add the site to Google Webmaster Tools (If you haven’t already done so)
*Verify ownership of the site (If you haven’t already done so)
*Click the site so you can see the Dashboard for that site
*Click on [ More Details ] from the red malware warning bar
*Click on “Request a Review” and complete the form
*Wait a few hours to a day or so for the warning to be removed from the search results (IF the site is clean)
*Check your messages in Google Webmaster Tools for messages related to the status of your review

I haven’t gone through the plugin in detail so this is posted as a hacky fix to get stuff working rather than an actual solution, but:

The problem appears to be that the javascript is looking for elements with a class of “needs-rating” or “form-rating”, but the stars are output inside a list with a class of just “rating”.

Add the “rating” class to the list of elements that the JS attaches to, and the stars start working again.

In detail:
/plugins/rate/js/rate.js

Line 6:
Change
var nratings, fratings;
to
var nratings, fratings, sratings;

Line 72:
Immediately below:
fratings = $('.form-rating li');
add the line:
sratings = $('.rating li');

Line 76:
Immediately below:
nratings.bind('mouseenter mouseleave', doHover).click(doRating);
add the line:
sratings.bind('mouseenter mouseleave', doHover).click(doRating);