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Hi, Nick.

No problem at all. You can adjust the width by issuing the shortcode with the width parameter in either percent or pixels, like this:

[scrapeazon asin='xxxxxxxxxx' width='100%']

or this:

[scrapeazon asin='xxxxxxxxxx' width='500px']

ScrapeAZon supports a height parameter in the same way if you want to change that.

Thanks for using ScrapeAZon! Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hello, orakelwordpressaccount1.

You’ll need to establish an Amazon Product Advertising API account and Associates ID in the country you want to display reviews. If that’s amazon.de, you’ll need to establish Amazon.de API and Associate ID accounts. In the plugin, you can specify the country code in the shortcode with the parameter country=’de’ OR you can set it globally on ScrapeAZon’s Settings page.

Hope that helps. Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hi, Kat.

In that case, I would contact Amazon affiliate support and verify that your associate ID is correctly connected to the keys you generated. There have been cases where people have more than one affiliate ID and are using keys from a different ID. The associate ID you use MUST be associated with the keys you are using.

Thanks again and let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hi Kat.

Alas, you’ll need to join the affiliate program for the country your pulling reviews from. When I first released the plugin, you could pull reviews from any Amazon international site with a single affiliate account. That’s no longer the case.

Thanks again for using ScrapeAZon!

James

Hi, collectabox.

Thanks for using ScrapeAZon. You might want to tune browser caching in any caching plugins you use (in addition to Cloudflare) for pages that feature the iframe. Amazon content expires after 24 hours, so you should ensure that the content isn’t cached any longer than that. When I visited the page you referenced above, I saw reviews. Therefore, I believe this is a browser cache issue.

Thanks again and let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hello, Ranker.

This plugin does not violate the Amazon ToS because it uses Amazon’s own Product Advertising API. The API is specifically for the purpose of showcasing products from Amazon (including the use of customer reviews), as outlined here:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/Welcome.html

In order to use the plugin, you must be an Amazon associate.

Thanks for your question and let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hello, Realizzazione siti web Brescia

Thanks for using ScrapeAZon. Unfortunately, all links come from the Amazon API and are not processed by the plugin (only displayed in the iframe). If the Amazon API adds this functionality in the future, I’ll make it available in the plugin. For now, I don’t see a way to do it.

Thanks again and let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

No problem at all. If you want to test HTTPS-only in the meantime, you can replace line 1205 in jhgrclasses.php. The original line is:

$jhgrURL = $this->jhgrIsSSL() . 'www.goodreads.com' . $this->jhgrGetIDType($jhgrSCAtts["isbn"],$jhgrSCAtts["grid"]);

Modify it so that it is instead:

$jhgrURL = 'https://www.goodreads.com' . $this->jhgrGetIDType($jhgrSCAtts["isbn"],$jhgrSCAtts["grid"]);

Because the Goodreads API will support only HTTPS after Dec. 4, I’ll be removing the jhgrIsSSL() function completely and using the new line above to form the URL that makes the API request.

Thanks again for using GoodReviews.

Hi there.

GoodReviews determines whether to make HTTP or HTTPS requests based on the site on which it is installed. I don’t think you’ll see any problems as a result of the change. In an upcoming update to GoodReviews, I will modify it so that it makes only HTTPS requests.

Thanks for using GoodReviews and let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hi, Soprano.

I had hoped that would solve the problem. I notice that you have the ScrapeAZon defer until footer enabled. Try disabling that. The JavaScript for that function might conflict with other plugins or CDN services that provide the same feature. After you’ve disabled that feature, make sure you clear ScrapeAZon caches (or WP Super Cache/W3TC if you use them).

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

James

Hello, Soprano.

There are several possible reasons for this. In your case, the iframe code appears to be current on the page you reference above. HOWEVER, I noticed that you have some CSS in the source that sets an iframe width to “none”. I wonder if that might be causing your issue. The iframe is there, just not being rendered because of the CSS.

Thanks for using ScrapeAZon and let me know if I can be of further assistance!

James

No problem at all.

Hello.

I believe you might have submitted this to the wrong support forum. I develop the ScrapeAZon WordPress plugin, not responsive themes. I looked at the link you sent, but I do not see evidence of ScrapeAZon’s installation there.

If you’re a ScrapeAZon user, please let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Thanks!

James

Hello, carpty.

If you are using only one shortcode, you’ll only see one iframe when defer is enabled. Is the shortcode you mentioned the only shortcode you’re using on the post?

Thanks for using ScrapeAZon and let me know.

James

I think the only drawback to this method might be mixed security errors in browsers if the user loads an HTTP page with an HTTPS iframe. If you’re inclined to test this, an easy way to do so would be to comment out the following line (1173 in jhgrclasses.php):

$jhgrSSL = (isset($_SERVER[‘HTTPS’])) || (is_ssl()) ? ‘https://’ : ‘https://’;

and add this line in its place:

$jhgrSSL = ‘https://’;

Let me know if you test this and what your results are. If there are no mixed security errors as a result of that, I would be happy to modify the plugin so that the API call is always via HTTPS.