AdamRobinson

Just coming here to add my 2 cents, and the fact that I’m bothering to complain says a lot about how annoying this is. This notification (in the admin bar and on the left sidebar) is very invasive.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by AdamRobinson.

James,

GoDaddy said it’s possible that the plugin isn’t compatible with the host, and that I would need to know more about the plugin configuration to be able to troubleshoot this (like what the php requirements are, just as an example). Is there any place where I can find this info specific to GoodReviews, or some language which I can use when I call GoDaddy again in hopes for a more helpful rep? Is GoodReviews compatible with an IIS7 server?

Thanks,
Adam

Hi James,

I see what you mean. I tested it on another site hosted under the same account (a GoDaddy server) and encountered the same issue. I tested it on a WP site hosted by Bluehost and it works, no problem.

I guess I’ll call GoDaddy. If you have any ideas what could be at issue, I’d love to pass it on — or if anyone else using GoDaddy has encountered this before.

Thanks for everything.
Adam

Hi James,

The box is checked and the API Key was correct. I reset the key and saved the new one in. Still no dice.

Thanks,
Adam

Thanks for the quick response, James. I love the GoodReviews plugin!

I don’t receive an error message or a warning at all. When I deactivate the plugin, the shortcode appears on the site, but with the plugin activated, nothing appears at all. Could the problem be with my theme (it’s the same theme I used since first installing GoodReviews, and it worked in the past)?

Success! Thanks James. This is a great plugin for independent publishers!

Hi James,

It appears the GoodReviews widget (v1.1.1) is overriding my page’s CSS and changing the link color to #660. Any ideas? The website is https://www.publishinggenius.com.