kalligator

It works for me with pretty perms on or off, on wp 3.1.3 (localhost) it’s just that it gives me this seemingly weird url in both cases: ?tax1=xxx&tax2=yyy&kandie_tpicker=tax1!eq!xxx!and!tax2!eq!yyy
where terms and values chosen show up twice and obviously the pretty perm format is not applied when on.

The query works perfectly with just the first part by the way ?tax1=xxx&tax2=yyy, the second part seems redundant.

By the way Kate I like this plugin a lot, I’m patiently waiting for custom post types support.
Is there any possibility in the future to have some sort of live filtering (ajax?), where if one chooses a value from taxonomy_1, then the available values for taxonomy_2 get automatically limited/removed to just the ones matching the previous conditions?

And perhaps feature a number on the top of the widget that gets updated (reduced) each step of the way stating that XX number of items found.

Hey bompus, I’m glad you liked my other suggestion.

Regarding the sorting, what about adding a “Was this review helpful?” line at the bottom of each one featuring Yes No buttons?
Then they could be sorted primarily by helpfulness (the positives) then by date then the unhelpful ones (negatives).

If it sounds too much of a hassle, no worries, this was just an idea.
We are all grateful for the time you have devoted for the plugin already while proving it for free as well.

Well, I just found out it only happens when you’ve selected the Location of Review Form: Below.

Once you select Above it works.

Once again thank you for this sweet plugin.

I also have a feature suggestion, what about adding an option for an editor’s review?
With the ability of adjusting the ratio by which the editor’s and customers’ reviews are weighted in to produce the final aggregate value?

ditto re the stars not showing in the last few versions of the plugin regardless of the theme used.

hi bompus, this step could be potentially confusing to many users, I was also frustrated at first thinking the plugin did not install correctly.

A nicer alternative building upon https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/140469 but using category IDs instead of names, can be found here: https://www.smashingthemes.com/blog/how-to-remove-categories-from-the_category-function-in-wordpress/

function the_category_filter($thelist,$separator=' ') {
    if(!defined('WP_ADMIN')) {
        //Category IDs to exclude
        $exclude = array(1,5);  

        $exclude2 = array();
        foreach($exclude as $c) {
            $exclude2[] = get_cat_name($c);
        }  

        $cats = explode($separator,$thelist);
        $newlist = array();
        foreach($cats as $cat) {
            $catname = trim(strip_tags($cat));
            if(!in_array($catname,$exclude2))
                $newlist[] = $cat;
        }
        return implode($separator,$newlist);
    } else {
        return $thelist;
    }
}
add_filter('the_category','the_category_filter', 10, 2);

As you can see on this topic the answer to this problem is simple.

Log into your cPanel and hit MX Entry > Email Routing > Remote Mail Exchanger (instead of Local Mail Exchanger).

Seeing as you have still not sorted it out I thought I’d give you a hint.

Try using just a dot . for the category base. Permalink left at /%category%/%postname%