[Plugin: GD Star Rating] What are the php codes to insert manually?

All the things you need are described in the user guide. There are some 10 or more functions that can be used in the theme to render both ratings and widgets.

User guide is in PDF and can be found on my website on the download page. Check the plugin readme file for direct links.

Regards,
Milan

Thank you,

Perfect Plugin

Im sorry i read your guide but im still with some trouble…
I wanted to insert the wp_gdsr_blog_rating into my header so how am i supposed to do? like this?
<?php wp_gdsr_blog_rating() ?>

This is what it says, but i cant really understand. :/

wp_gdsr_blog_rating
Returns object with average blog rating
Return average rating, Bayesian mean estimate, votes count and active rating posts.
Parameters:
$select: types of articles to use. Allowed values:
1. postpage: both posts and pages
2. post: only posts
3. page: only pages
$show: use votes from users, visitors or both:
1. total: all recorded votes
2. visitors: visitor votes only
3. users: users votes only

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

$blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating('post', 'total');

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

$blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating('post', 'total');

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

$blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating('post', 'total');

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

$blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating('post', 'total');

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

$blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating(‘post’, ‘total’);

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

<?php $blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating(‘post’, ‘total’); ?>

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data, same data used by the widget:

$result->voters : total number of votes
$result->votes : total sum of all votes
$result->rating : average rating
$result->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$result->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

Well, for this widget I haven’t still created full rendering function, this function will return an object with data. If you make a call:

$blog_rating = wp_gdsr_blog_rating('post', 'total');

function will return summary data for the blog, same data used by the widget:

$blog_rating->voters : total number of votes
$blog_rating->votes : total sum of all votes
$blog_rating->rating : average rating
$blog_rating->bayes_rating : bayesian rating
$blog_rating->percentage : rating in percents

You can use it to do whatever you need. Next version of plugin will have actual rendering call used for the Blog Rating Widget.

As for the other widget (GD Star Rating Widget) there is a function wp_gdsr_render_widget() that renders exactly that widget. Parameters are in the array form, and in user guide there is a list of parameters.

Milan

This function will not render widget, but return an object with data used by the widget. Full rendering function for this widget will be available with next release.

Milan

Hi,

How do I implement this to my theme manually? What is the PHP code to insert? I want the ratings to appear in a certain place within the loop other than the default position which is after the post.

Sorry I’m not good at PHP. I just want the easy answer. Thanks ??

Same, I would like to know what the embed code is for the GD Star Rating widget. I looked at the manual and i’m clueless.

There is a function to call, and this function has basically the same set of parameters as the widget.

But, you can expect soon, most likely next week, tutorials at official plugin website with detailed explanation of manual integration.