Maximilian Ruthe

Hi Allan,
thanks for posting and this is a good question. I would like to list multiple scenarios and corresponding fixes for them. If you don’t mind, could you please repost your question as a new topic so we can discuss it further if need be?
Will have the fixes ready by then.
Thanks,
Max

These issues as well as a few others have been resolved.
I’ve confirmed browser compatibility with IE8, Firefox and Chrome.
Will verify the others as well.

Thanks for the feedback, I’ll double check the browser compatibility, as well as test any possible conflict with the “Theme My Login” plugin.

Hi there,
I managed to get this plugin to work both with WP members and Buddypress members a while ago and wanted to share. I recreated it again in a tutorial, using the WP function
if (is_user_logged_in())
I posted the instructions and the updated wp-customer-reviews.php here: wpcr edit tutorial

Hi guys, I posted a solution I found by adding a custom field with the email in the post and retrieving it in the wp-customer-reviews.php file. I posted the solution here, or you can also get it from this wpcr tutorial.

I found a solution for this that I already implemented and tested with the information you need. I used custom fields in each post and pulled them into the plugins wp-customer-reviews.php file.
The exact instructions are here: Business Reviews WPCR
Let me know if it works for you.

I’m not sure why this has been marked resolved, but if anyone still needs this, I found you can do this by using a custom field withing your post that contains the e-mail you want to notify. You can then just edit the wp-customer-reviews.php to call the custom field:

global $post;
$target_email = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'owner_email', true);

and replace the wp_mail function that sends the email to the admin:

@wp_mail("{$target_email}", "Your Website: New Review Posted on " . date('m/d/Y h:i'), "A new review has been posted for " . $this->options['business_name'] . " via WP Customer Reviews. \n\nYou will need to login to the admin area and approve this review before it will appear on your site.\n\n{$admin_link}");

You can find more detailed instructions or the updated file
WP Reviews Multibusinesses

The Otto plugins definitely have some great features, but if this is simply for auto-posting those may be a bit heavy.
Unless you want to go through the setup of Twitter & Facebook API’s, I suggest just going through a lightweight 3rd Party feed to autopost for you.

Personally, I use NetworkBlogs, a Facebook app that can ‘burn’ your feed and auto post to as many Facebook Pages and Twitter pages you like, which comes in handy if you want to auto-post certain categories to certain pages, etc.

I posted the instructions on this here: Ways to Autopost Blog Updates to Facebook, Twitter

You can implement the breadcrumbs via Yoast’s Plugin by editing the plugin breadcrumb file.
Yoast intends to add rich snippets to his plugin soon, but some minor edits will put you ahead of the many others who use the plugin that may not even be aware of rich snippets yet.

I posted a tutorial and sample file of how this can be done: WordPress Rich Snippets in Breadcrumbs