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  • Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    Yes thanks again!

      Here are just two minor stuff (since you asked):

    • I have it so that you have to log in to write a review. When I put the review form into a page via the shortcode, if the user isn’t already logged in, some text shows saying, “You have to be logged in to submit a review” and then the registration login link. When you click on the link, it takes you to the registration page. When you log in, it takes you to the WordPress admin. The flow is kind of confusing. After they log in, they have to back track to the review form page. Is there anyway you can just put a registration form (instead of the registration link) in the review gate, and also have it refresh upon log in, on that same page –so that the process is easy?
    • It would be nice if there was some sort of way a user could edit their review, or view their review after they hit the send button. Just in cases when people make a mistake and are typing mid-review and accidentally hit the send button.

    Again, minor stuff –but it would be nice. I’m currently using the Profile Builder plugin just to put a registration form underneath the review gate shortcode. I’d rather not have that plugin all together if the functionality was available with you guys.

    As far as the user being able to edit/view their review after they hit send, that too would be nice, because if they do make a mistake, I’d hate to ask them to do the process all over again (it’s hard enough to get them to take the time and review in the first place).

    THANKS!!!
    Roselle

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    OMG, you guys are the best! I can’t believe you guys answered this situation so fast. I’m impressed! Thank you!

    The other plugin I’m using is called WP Social Avatar. It uses someone’s Facebook profile ID and Google+’s ID to grab the user’s facebook/google avatar.

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    Yes, a few things:

    The checkbox for “Use blank avatar for users without uploaded image/gravatar.” keeps unchecking itself. I’m not sure why.

    I have a different plugin that allows me/the reviewer to change their user image (some of them are more familiar with uploading a profile pic, rather than using a gravatar). But your rich reviews plugin wont show their uploaded image –it shows a blank gravatar image instead. Is there any way we can make it so that the default is a gravatar pic, but if they do upload a different image, that will override the gravatar?

    Thanks,
    Roselle

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    My bad, just saw that it’s there now! Yippeee!

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    Hello,

    Just checkin’ in to see if this functionality has come out yet…has it?

    Thanks,
    Roselle

    same problem…I have a hunch it has something to do with the facebook app permissions…

    replace #startyourcomment with whatever your anchor link is

    BWA-HA-HA-HA!!! I’ve found a solution. AFter many hours of googling and guessing, I figured it out.

    [Disclaimer: I have no idea what I am doing in regards to javascript or php…I’m just making logical guesses. Use this at your own risk.]

    Edit the “connect.js” file, located in your plugins folder under assets, then js.

    locate this

    jQuery('#loginform').append("<input type='hidden' id='redirect_to' name='redirect_to' value='" + window.location.href + "'>");
    		}

    and change to this

    jQuery('#loginform').append("<input type='hidden' id='redirect_to' name='redirect_to' value='" + window.location.href + "#startyourcomment" + "'>");
    		}

    THEN, locate this
    var current_url = window.location.href;
    and change to this
    var current_url = window.location.href = window.location.href + "#startyourcomment";

    Like I said, all I did was google and google for hours. I find that a lot of javascript and php is algebraic, so I just came up with this.

    Hope it helps and hope I was right! ??

    airaid,

    did you happen to get a solution on this? I’m having the same problem.

    thanks,
    roselle

    Yes, I agree! ??

    Ideally, I’d like to add more columns in the user panel that’s not already in the dropdown box like:

    user’s comment count
    user’s age
    user’s sex
    user’s city
    user’s state
    etc.

    Thanks for this plugin. Your help is greatly appreciated ??

    I’m also getting this message ??

    Not sure what to do here…

    I would love to resize the pop up as it’s HUGE.

    Thanks in advance, Miled! ??

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    Thanks for replying.

    No, it’s not for SEO, it’s purely to get users to do micro-commitments so that they follow through with opt-ins.

    I plan on moderating every comment and blacklisting users after 3 strikes, so it would be unlikely (I hope) for someone to game the system. Even if they did, what I really want is their opt-in. Their comments are just gravy.

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    ALSO:

    regarding the pop ups:

    1) can I change the size of the authentication pop up?

    or

    2) can I set the pop up to be a pop under depending on if the visitor is logged into Facebook already? That is, if the visitor is already logged into facebook, make it be a pop under…but if the visitor is not already logged into facebook, make it be a pop up?

    Thanks again,
    Roselle

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    Hi,

    Yes I did a few days ago…no reply from them yet. I figured I would ask the wordpress community too.

    Thanks,
    Roselle

    Thread Starter RoselleCelina

    (@rosellecelina)

    yup, I want that to be there before the comments list

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