Disappointing

  • I’m sure the plugin is OK but I spent several hours working out how to make it work. If you are using a default posts template and default comments template it works fine. However if you’ve used a third party theme you, like me, may not be so lucky. Despite the patronizing three step install ‘guide’ these steps are only applicable if you are using a theme which calls the WordPress comment_form() function.

    In any other case its necessary make sure your template calls the actions ‘comment_form_logged_in_after’ and ‘comment_form_after_fields’.

    There. would it be so hard to include this information in the install guide? OK, it may then look like the install would be a little more difficult – but that’s because for some people it is.

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  • Plugin Author Mosterd3d

    (@mosterd3d)

    Better with 1.7?

    Thread Starter bseddon

    (@bseddon)

    The issues with disabling a rating on a post and the columns in the post list in the backend appear to be addressed.

    I am seeing a new problem in the new ‘stars.php’ file. The error log reports:

    PHP Notice: Undefined variable: itemParticipants in stars.php on line 170

    The variable is used before it is assigned. I’ve made the assumption it is OK to initialize the variable to an empty string before the preceding for-loop.

    Another pre-existing problem exists in ‘google_rich_snippets.php’. I sometimes see errors in the log because the global $post variable is not assigned. As a result the call to $post->ID fails.

    My fix has been to add the following line immediately after ‘global $post’:

    if (!isset($post->ID)) return;

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