Short-code for Review Summary and Member Login

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  • Plugin Contributor etoilewebdesign

    (@etoilewebdesign)

    Hi ayrinhe,

    You may display the average score and the number of ratings through Options > Premium > Review statistics. If you only need the values, then we would suggest you using the “Limited” settings, as it displays both the average score and the number of votes. The “Full” settings contains a bar chart of each score given beneath the average score.

    You will notice that this option displays the average score only on top of all of your reviews.

    If you only need the summary only, then feel free to follow the next steps:

    1) On your specific Page, put the following shortcode: [ultimate-reviews]

    2) Under Premium > Summary Statistics set whether you want it Full or Limited.

    3) Every page has an ID given to it. You can view it by right-clicking your page and choosing “Inspect element”. The beginning of your page should look like so:

    <head> ... </head>
<body class="page page-id-X">

    where X is the ID number of your specific page. Take note of the value X.

    4) Under Basic > Custom CSS, put the following code:
    /*Hides reviews on homepage but shows summary*/
    .page-id-X .ewd-urp-review-div {display:none;}

    As for the login feature, it really depends on how you believe your audience would be more comfortable reviewing your products. If the traffic of your website is brought by Facebook links and shares, then we would suggest you using Facebook. If you are already a Front-End Users plugin user as well as your customers, then we would suggest you using that login feature.

    Let us know if you have additional questions ??

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter ayrinhe

    (@ayrinhe)

    Thank you for the extensive support, I will be buying the pro version tonight.

    Second last question is regarding the summary, I will have multiple summary for different product ids, would that work the same way?

    Last question is am I able to add another category for individuals to review in the submit-form? For instance, what is your favorite color?

    Plugin Contributor etoilewebdesign

    (@etoilewebdesign)

    Hi Ayrinhe,

    We have a new shortcode: [reviews-summary] that can accomplish the same thing in summary statistics. So instead of removing the reviews with custom css etc. you can change back to review summary and use the attribute product_name to get a specific statistic with the above shortcode.

    Can you be more specific about what you are trying to do? Do you mean the “review categories”? Or are you trying to categorize or set the type of review names people can add?

    Regards

    Thread Starter ayrinhe

    (@ayrinhe)

    What I am trying to do is have a list of products and than rank them, everything you have said I understand but than I was wondering with sql or php I could rank these products based on the ratings.

    Plugin Contributor etoilewebdesign

    (@etoilewebdesign)

    Hi,

    You can filter the reviews by going to basic and checking Review Filtering.

    If you are talking about actually ranking the products based on the reviews on that product. You would have to do it with the database. This could be a good feature idea in the future.

    However, this is not something we can walk you through unfortunately.

    Regards,

    EWD

    Thread Starter ayrinhe

    (@ayrinhe)

    So I just purchased the pro version and

    [reviews-summary] works and displays a summary of all my reviews but when I do something like below, my product will not pop up.

    [reviews-summary product_name=”razer deathadder chroma”]

    I did this and it works for the other feature

    [ultimate-reviews product_name=”razer deathadder chroma”]

    Plugin Contributor etoilewebdesign

    (@etoilewebdesign)

    Hi ayrinhe,

    Sorry, there was a misunderstanding. The product_name attribute only works with the ultimate-reviews shortcode as of now. However, it is an interesting feature. We will look into adding the attribute within the next few weeks.

    In the meantime, you could follow the steps we have laid down for you in our first response. It would be a workaround to showing the review summary of one product.

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter ayrinhe

    (@ayrinhe)

    Hi,

    It does not work. To clear up any confusion, I want a page to have only the reviews for specific reviews “product 1”, “product 2” not all of them laid out, is that possible?

    Plugin Contributor etoilewebdesign

    (@etoilewebdesign)

    Hi ayrinhe,

    To confirm, is this the behavior you would like to see?: We have many products that have been reviewed, but on this page, only the reviews of ‘Minimalist Table’ are displayed.

    Link: https://www.etoilewebdesign.com/ultimate-reviews-demo/standard-format/standard-format-with-simple-bar-skin/

    The shortcode that has been used is the following: [ultimate-reviews product_name='Minimalist table' review_format='Thumbnail' review_skin='SimpleBar']

    Make sure the product name is written in the same way as it is case-sensitive.

    If it does not work, could you link us to the specific page?

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter ayrinhe

    (@ayrinhe)

    Thread Starter ayrinhe

    (@ayrinhe)

    Perfect man, your help was amazing, I typed in the wrong code, feel so idiotic. I feel like the person I would call asking stupid questions haha. Last question, it made my other ultimate_reviews = ‘product” ratings go missing.

    It made this post dissaper when I included the other shortcode you said above.
    [ultimate-reviews product_name=”razer deathadder chroma”]

    Plugin Contributor etoilewebdesign

    (@etoilewebdesign)

    Hi ayrinhe,

    Glad everything is cleared up! It’s always tricky to use WordPress shortcodes.

    Let us know if you need anymore help. We’ll be happy to assist you ??

    Best regards,

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