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You can also add the following line: glsr_log($schema); before the return statement and then check the Console log.

Thanks, I think my question was unclear. Sorry about that.

Basically, my schema output currently looks like this

I want it to look something like this.

I guess instead of adding additional values to the default schema that the plugin provides, I want the code above to be the only values that are output.

Add the following line: glsr_log($schema); before the return statement and then reload the page and check the Console log on the Site Reviews Tools page. This will show you the contents of the schema array and help you know what keys to unset, set, etc.

Ohhh thanks for clarifying. I’m still learning php so I didn’t even know about the unset function. Easy fix once I got that worked out.

Although my code might not be the cleanest, this is it for anyone reading this in the future:

add_filter('site-reviews/schema/EmployerAggregateRating', function ($schema) {
    $post_id = get_the_ID();

    $ratingInfo = apply_filters('glsr_get_ratings', null, [
        'assigned_posts' => $post_id,
    ]);

    // modify the $schema array here.
    $schema['ratingValue'] = $ratingInfo->average;
    $schema['bestRating'] = '5';
    $schema['worstRating'] = '1';
    $schema['ratingCount'] = $ratingInfo->reviews;
    $schema['itemReviewed'] = [
        '@type' => 'Organization',
        'name' => get_post_meta($post_id, 'organization_name', true),
        'sameAs' => get_post_meta($post_id, 'organization_url', true),
    ];
    unset($schema[aggregateRating]);
    unset($schema[description]);
    unset($schema[name]);
    unset($schema[url]);
    return $schema;
});

Schema returns exactly how I want to now. Thanks again. Really cool how customizable this plugin is. Excited to see what else I can do.

add_filter('site-reviews/schema/EmployerAggregateRating', function ($schema) {
    $post_id = get_the_ID();
    $schema['bestRating'] = $schema['aggregateRating']['bestRating'];
    $schema['worstRating'] = $schema['aggregateRating']['worstRating'];
    $schema['ratingCount'] = $schema['aggregateRating']['ratingCount'];
    $schema['ratingValue'] = $schema['aggregateRating']['ratingValue'];
    $schema['itemReviewed'] = [
        '@type' => 'Organization',
        'name' => get_post_meta($post_id, 'organization_name', true),
        'sameAs' => get_post_meta($post_id, 'organization_url', true),
    ];
    unset($schema['aggregateRating']);
    unset($schema['description']);
    unset($schema['name']);
    unset($schema['url']);
    return $schema;
});

Make sure to validate your schema (https://search.google.com/test/rich-results) after any custom modifications.

Thanks, that fixed some php errors I was getting.

Only change I had to make in your code was instead of $schema[‘ratingCount’] = $schema[‘aggregateRating’][‘ratingCount’]; it should be $schema[‘ratingCount’] = $schema[‘aggregateRating’][‘reviewCount‘];

Are you sure it’s not this instead?

$schema['reviewCount'] = $schema['aggregateRating']['reviewCount'];

See: https://schema.org/EmployerAggregateRating

I guess it can be either: Google’s guidelines