Carl

Ok.. If that is the case and the plugin is not ready to be used in the block editor, then what is the correct way to use the “Enable Post Likes in Loop“?

Thank you.

On the other thread similar to this one, you mentioned that the plugin does not work with the block editor? Can you explain?

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Carl.

I did and they are not genuine. I had to hide the like button for non-logged-in users. You think this feature can be added relative quickly? The best scenario would be to show the like button with the count and if someone tries to like the post and is not logged-in, to re-direct them to the login page or any custom URL.

Yes. All this time I’ve been talking about the query loop block. The plugin needs to take advantage of all this new features in WordPress.

Hey @oacstudio,

In this case @xaifu is not using the out of the box query loop block. Something is missing in your plugin to actually grab the post ID individually.

A query loop with post type: “Post” and with a category filter. I put your shortcode in a paragraph and that’s it. Nothing special. The like button does show up for all the posts, but with the same post ID.

I understand.

What I’m noticing are random likes from anonymous users and I don’t know if they are real or bots, because the site is not even known to the public.

Simple HTML. I don’t know why I keep thinking there is more to it. ??

You may close this thread. Thank you.

Hey! @mr2p

What about adding a tittle when hovering the link? That way they know what they are clicking since is an icon.

This is the URL for all the posts when I hover the like button:

action=oacs_spl_process_like&post_id=382&nonce=9d7c03dc33&is_comment=0&disabled=true

Hello! Thank you for getting in touch with me.

I installed the new version (Version 1.0.9) from scratch and enabled “Enable Post Likes in Loop“, but it stills identifies each post with the same ID.

Is there something else I can test? Thank you.

How did I miss that…

I really appreciate your help. Thank you.

add_filter( 'meta_field_block_get_block_content', function ( $block_content, $attributes, $block, $post_id ) {
  $field_name = $attributes['fieldName'] ?? '';

  // Replace your_field_name with your unique name.
  if ( 'business_page' === $field_name && $block_content ) {
    $block_content = preg_replace( '/<a(.+?)>.+?<\\/a>/i',"<a$1><i class="um-faicon-list-alt"></i></a>", $block_content );
  }

  return $block_content;
}, 10, 4);

The error says:

Syntax error, unexpected identifier “um”, expecting “)”.

Not sure I understand. I tried replacing the word “View” with the icon, but is not working.

Hello Phi Phan,

Your previous solution worked as expected. I was wondering if I can do the same, but with an icon (SVG or FA) and replace the word “View”? I need this for another page.

Thank you.