dave.ooo

Manually add BR tags*. Any suggestions?

THanks for the quick reply. I can’t however find the WP Customer Reviews export button. I see export for a lot of other functions, but not that one. Could it be that it’s only available for newer versions of WP/WPCR?

Edit: I can find it in my latest WP/WPCR install, so is it the WP version or the WPCR that’s outdated for this export function?

Best,
Dave

Thanks, i’ll do it manually then ??

I’m indeed running a child theme yes, thanks ?? I’ll look into the Codex as well next time to see if I can find what i’m looking for.

Problem solved for now!

Thank you, you’re marvelous! I’m very unexperienced in PHP and such, but what would be the easiest way to find this out myself next time?

I was planning to search for “content-standard” in all Hueman files, but it doesn’t even have that text in the file. How would I know where this data was coming from?

Best,
Dave

* “Save” button might actually be called “Start”

All right, well, you could manually change them in the database. Note: fucking up something here can break your site, think twice before changing something. It’s not rocket science, but if you break something you will be spending much time/energy/money to fix it again.

If you can, create a database backup.

1) Goto (usually): https://www.mysite.com/phpmyadmin (or ask your host/check mails)
2) Login (sometimes FTP info, or check mails/host)
3) Look for the right table in the left menu, should be something like “wp_wpcr” or “wpcr_” or “wp_wpcreviews”
4) You should see your 4 reviews now, click on “Edit” on one of them
5) Edit “review_text” field, add your text
6) Save, rinse and repeat

If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

Few questions:

1) Are you sure you want to add a review to each? We’ve had the exact same problem with Google and we just had one disclaimer (pretty obvious though) right on top of the reviews, and one (a little less obvious) in the footer.

2) Howmany reviews do you get weekly?

Please create a new topic and link it here so we can keep this topic clean, i’ll look into it for a bit ??

If you want I can help you with either suggestion. Database edits arnt adviced if you don’t know what you’re doing. Also, it requires manual edits every time a new review is added. Each solution is based on the consideration of howmany reviews you currently have, and how many you get per day (wether is worth the manual labour).

I’m not sure if theres any way to PM on these forums, but feel free to contact me or reply if you require more help.

@mcbjag,

It sounds like you want to add a disclaimer to each of the customers reviews?

I believe one general disclaimer (normal fontsize and color) at the top of the page should suffice for Adwords. Unfortunately Google is very vague about the exact rule or demand, so it’s a matter of trial and error to get your website approved again.

We have a disclaimer about the reviews, and one in the footer (way less obvious) which shows on the entire website.

If you want a disclaimer under every post you could probably fix it (quick and dirty) with CSS :after and placing your content.

Exactly. I think a lot of people are waiting for v3, and a lot of those people are also willing to pay for some neat new features.

Found the solution elsewhere

Add this code to ‘fucntions.php’:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_formatted_address_force_country_display', '__return_true' );

That does actually seem like (partially) my problem.

Any idea how that relates to the orders not updating to the correct status? It’s a bit weird that my test orders came trough no problem.

I’ll keep an eye on that other topic as well, much appreciated!

Brilliant, that seems to work!

Apparently the admin-translation kept being prioritized, so I simply deleted that one, reinstalled the language and got the regular translation. Replaced it with the po/mo default translation files I had, synced and voila..

Thank you very much!