Jason Ryan

Totally agree 100%!!!!

@josh –

Sounds good man, heading over there now! Thanks.

@luke –

Yeah, I suppose I could just edit the file, but then updates would overwrite it, which would be cumbersome to take care of on every site I have it installed on.

Caalami’s fix does work to some extent, however wildcards still won’t work. I’m using straight up SSL with no proxy.

+1

@berry807 –

Since you only want to display it in some areas, you can just use CSS to hide the ratings wherever you want.

This is also dependent on your theme, but you could do something like this:

.woocommerce .products .product .star-rating { display: none; }

Just have to figure out what the class of the product thumbnail is and include that in the above code.

@johnston347

With the above code, it hooks into woocommerce’s rating system and shows “empty” stars when a product has not been reviewed yet:

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The $title var acts just like the title attribute for an image or URI, refer to the screenshot.

Nevermind, apparently it wasn’t the file itself but the parent directory that needed the permissions changed.

Nevermind, went through and regenerated all of the tokens and updated the settings in the plugin, seems to be working now.

However, previous to doing so I think part of the issue may have been it is using a fairly new twitter account that didn’t have any tweets yet. I created a couple prior to regenerating the tokens so I don’t know if this had something to do with it as well. I read elsewhere that a few people had trouble getting started if the account had no tweets yet. If that is the case, shouldn’t it still work and just output “You have no tweets yet” or something more useful?

@sivinnguyen –

Worked like a charm! Thank you very much. Apparently I should read up on the add_filter function ??

Yes!! Thank you, you are a life saver! I do have a child theme (always do) and worked flawlessly! Going to leave rating now.

Thanks again.

Thanks! Work in progress.

If I place the shortcode in meta.php, I am putting them here on the single-product page.

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Ok, just sent you an email ??

Will do! However, I would like this just to work instead of manually editing woocommerce files. Is there a way I can send the URL privately?

Thanks.

Nevermind, I found a workaround by just placing the shortcode in the meta.php file in the woocommerce template files. I’ll just have to remember to transfer it over during updates. ??