Looking into it now!

Chris, would be great if we could close this support ticket very soon thanks.

No worries

Hey GM,

The comments average scores block does show the average of each criterion calculated from all the comment reviews – is that what you mean by that?

Codetipi

Yes, does your plugin do that? Do you have a demo link for that feature?

— GM

Yeah, you can see the block in action right here: https://demos.codetipi.com/letsreview/bose-beats/#:~:text=VISITOR%20REVIEWS%20BLOCK if you open that link in Chrome it’ll scroll down to the block I mean (VISITOR REVIEWS BLOCK).

That block is showing the average scores of each criterion of one of the posts (you can choose the post you want the block to show the scores for)

Hope this helps.

Hey there,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review.

Let’s Review can be added to normal posts, meaning that if you assign your posts to categories, you can then add a Let’s Review widget to your sidebar and set it to only show top 5 reviews from X category, and it will do exactly that.

Hope this helps

Codetipi

Hey again GM,

Yes indeed, you can use the Let’s Review Gutenberg blocks to add that anywhere in your post, check out this post showing various Gutenberg blocks you can add:

Scroll to the block titled “VISITOR REVIEWS BLOCK” That one shows the comment user review score averages.

I hope this helps.

codetipi

Hey GM,

Happy New Year

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review, but if you mean Editor reviews that appear in the main article content area then no, it is not possible to do it via the frontend. The reason is that frontend submission via the classic editor opens extra security risks, and Gutenberg is only in the backend, making it impossible to offer a normal interface for visitors to submit them.

Visitors can submit reviews via the comments though, as seen here: https://demos.codetipi.com/letsreview/apple-xr-review/

You can set it to only appear for logged in users too.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey Dominik,

Thanks for the interest

1. Yes, you can see it in action here: https://demos.codetipi.com/letsreview/iphone-xi/ just under the “Let’s Review affiliate button shortcode” heading.

2. That isn’t possible, but it can be done by writing a bit of custom JavaScript – this type of customization isn’t part of Themeforest support policy though of course, but you can hire me (I’m the Codetipi dev) to do it as a freelance job.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey Brash,

I’ve added Multi Rating migration option to Let’s Review’s development list, so should happen in one of the upcoming updates.

Codetipi

Thats brilliant, thank you for the fast reply

It’s no problem

Hey Miragex,

Currently not, the migration is able to import data from:

Themes: Valenti, Ciola, 15Zine
Plugins: WP Product Review (Themeisle) and Divi Reviews (Elegant Themes)

However, there are plans to add multiple more in one of the plugin’s upcoming updates, and I’ve added WP Review to the list too. So it will be possible at one point

Codetipi

Hey there,

Thanks for the interest in Let’s Review.

No, the plugin doesn’t have any email sending functionality. However, I’m sure a dedicated email reminder plugin would be able to do this.

All you’d need to do is set up to send an automated email about leaving a review after X condition (such as, 7 days after a visitor created an account on the site).

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey Szymon321,

Hm, no one has reported this bug before, can you please open a ticket at http://codetipi.ticksy.com and include the relevant urls + full shortcode you used so the support team can investigate.

Codetipi

The brand field is updated for 3.4.1 – but what price field are you talking about exactly?

well under offers you have a price field, it would be great to include that as many reviews are products with prices

}, “offers”: { ”@type”: “Offer”, “url”: “https://example.com/anvil”, “priceCurrency”: “USD”, “price”: “119.99”, “priceValidUntil”: “2020-11-20”, “itemCondition”: “https://schema.org/UsedCondition”, “availability”: “https://schema.org/InStock” } }

The issue with those is that no one can really fill those in though. That’s why they aren’t options in the plugin – Because it’s not the literal price of the product, that is schema to declare an “offer”, in other words, when you sell the product and it’s on a discount sale, you use that to tell google of the sale price, if it’s in stock and the condition (used/new).

Hey DerBanause,

Happy you’re happy

There is a shortcode to create a review, and even though I haven’t tested it, I’m sure you can just insert pros/cons and leave everything else blank and it should work.

There is also an Affiliate button shortcode already

Codetipi

Hey there,

Can you try activating the default theme (TwentyTwenty) to test it there? I have a feeling your theme is doing something weird and breaking your site’s JavaScript.

Codetipi

Hi, i open a support ticket for this last week .. change to standard theme did not help

Hi again,

I see your ticket has received multiple responses already, check it out

Codetipi

Hi there,

Are you using the latest Let’s Review version? If so, please open a ticket at http://codetipi.ticksy.com and include your site url + admin login details so someone from support can investigate it deeper for you.

Codetipi

update of Let’s Review solved the problem

Great news

Hey Senfdazu,

Hope you’ve been well

This feature has been started, but it’s a tricky one! And so it’s been delayed and overlooked for all recent updates in favour of other fixes/changes. It is 100% still in the plans though and will be included in the next major update!

Codetipi

Hi Roman,

WPDiscuz uses its own custom comment system which doesn’t allow for external plugins to add/edit/delete custom data from it like this. The native WP comments allows for this, that’s why it’s possible there. And open a ticket at http://codetipi.ticksy.com regarding the upload images to review comments question, I believe there is a way, but only for images, don’t think it’s possible to add a native pros/cons section in there too.

Codetipi

temporary fix: changed block_categories to block_categories_all in: inc/class-lets-review.php in row 153 …

call me bad ass hacker xD

Hey Playfrontde or should I say Bad ass hacker haha

Thanks for reporting – this has been fixed and will be included in next plugin update.

Codetipi

Hey Vuarnet,

I had a look and see your ticket was answered now. Chris (Codetipi dev) was not well for a bit so wasn’t able to work full time last week, this is why there was a delay.

Hope the response helped.

Codetipi

Hey M0re,

Thanks very much for the interest in Let’s Review. I haven’t been well so been unable to work normal hours – so please accept my apologies in getting back to you:

1- The plugin outputs valid review schema with each review box, so yes, Google can show review data (such as stars) in the search results. However, it is important to know that it is impossible to force Google to show review data in search results. Spammers abused the system so Google changed it and now you will only see stars in search results if Google algorithm thinks it is relevant – in other words, Google will only show them some times, even if your schema is 100% valid.

2- The plugin is under the CodeCanyon license. This means you can use the plugin on 1x site. If you would like to use it on multiple sites you need to buy a separate license for each one. For example, if you have 3 sites, you would need 3x Let’s Review licenses to use it on all 3 sites.

3- The plugin by default inherits the fonts from the theme, this is to optimize performance (fonts can be heavy), but you can load google fonts in the plugin settings if you want too.

4- Yes, the plugin comes with shortcodes, gutenberg blocks and the powerful Let’s Review widget to show your best/worst rated reviews.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey Pie123,

Please open a ticket at http://codetipi.ticksy.com and someone from support will happily give you a hand with that.

Codetipi