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  • Thread Starter morcap

    (@morcap)

    Disappointing. Exactly the opposite we’ve been talking about.

    So if I understand correctly the poll will show on each (product) page with ‘collected’ votes from other (product) pages – which means the users (visitors and members) can’t see a difference in votes per product – meanwhile I (the admin) I can see the difference (meaning the contribution from each vote) in the Log section. I couldn’t care less if I (admin) see the votes per user/member/visitor/anonym/etc.

    Unbelievable.

    Thread Starter morcap

    (@morcap)

    Thanks a lot. I replaced the line of code but I’m not sure what do you mean by Tracking ID field empty;

    – is it the poll id as I have right now and replace “2”

    <div>
    <?php return_yop_poll(‘2’); ?>
    </div>

    or is in the widget.php? or somewhere else? I’m trying to figure it out as right now is working fine only as before; it doesn’t make a difference from one page to another (shows and records the same results) so it looks as a “global” poll.

    Thanks again.

    Best,
    Mar

    Thread Starter morcap

    (@morcap)

    It is not that simple.
    The pages are generic

    Example domain.com/?download=product1….n were product 1 to product n are the pages. This products are extracted from a database.

    So it needs to be a conditioned integer. Now the question is were – what is the php file from yop poll to put the condition. Or maybe can introduce a logic in a poll.

    There is no need for multiple polls. One poll (one template) is good enough. Just need to define thelogic when to extract the results from db.

    Could you help?

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