Pierre Lebedel

Hi!

In the new 2.4.2 version, you can add custom text to your buttons by using this shortcode attributes : [kodex_post_like_buttons liketext="I agree" disliketext="I don't agree"]

I hope that this feature does not come too late.
Thank you to use this plugin !

Hi.
I did not want to create additional table so I store the votes with postmeta.
The meta_key of votes arrays are kodex_post_likes and kodex_post_dislikes, and the counters are kodex_post_likes_count and kodex_post_dislikes_count.
Thank you to use this plugin !

Hi! Thanks for the review!
I actually think about this kind of features, but it represents some major changes in the code for now.
Stay updated!

Hi! Thanks for the review!

Hi, it’s to late, but thank you for the review!

Hi! Thanks for the review!
Thank you also for your proposals. I actually think about this kind of features, but it represents some major changes in the code.
Stay updated!

Hi,
It’s the same for me, with the Polylang 1.7.12 and WP 4.3.1
The template taxonomy-custom.php is not used for the taxonomy which are not translated, but if I make a archive.php template with a var dump of get_queried_object(), I found the Polylang’s current language object.

Thanks for all your work!

Nice! And thanks for the review!

Hi,

You have to use the shortcodes.
In your php file, just write somthing like this :
<?php echo do_shortcode('[kodex_post_like_buttons]'); ?>

Hi. The changes I have made you make are now integrated in the plugin Version 2.2.

Without answer, I close the ticket

You can try this, but if it does not work the first time, I advise you to wait for the next release:

In the plugin file public/class-kodex-posts-likes-public.php, you can replace the entire function shortcode_buttons by this code:

public function shortcode_buttons($atts){
	$a = shortcode_atts(array('postid' => get_the_ID()), $atts);
	$post_id = $a['postid'];
	$post_type = get_post_type($post_id);

	$html = '';
	if(in_array($post_type, $this->get_option('post_types'))){
		$html .= '<div class="kodex_buttons" style="text-align:'.$this->get_option('alignement').';">';
		$html .= $this->buttons($post_id);
		$html .= '</div>';
	}
	return $html;
}

After this change, the shortcode could take a postid attribute, like this: [kodex_post_like_buttons postid="1234"]

Hi!
Thanks for the review!

Actually you can’t do that without modify some PHP code. Maybe in a next release, I’ll prepare that.
But, the shortcode will work if you are in a WP loop.
To be sure, during our dev, you can white something like this beside the shortcode <?php the_ID(); ?>. If the displayed post ID is ok, the buttons will be ok.

I need more time to test the plugin with Essential Grid by Themepunch.

Thanks.I keep your idea for a next release

Hey,
For this you have to modify this file public/class-kodex-posts-likes-public.php at the lines 86 and 102. There is where the buttons are made.
In the span.icon, you can write an img tag that use any src attribute.

Then you must hide .icon:before in the CSS file public/css/kodex-posts-likes-public.css arround the line 29