Suiram

Indeed, yes it is

Great!! Didn’t seen that feature 🙂
I’ve upgraded from 4.7.0 to 5.1.6 on development, and stars are gone.
Now I have to check for a solution inthe forum.

Thanks again!
Suiram

Thank you, I hope the code mentioned above be of some use:

Talking about polylang plugin, the function “pll_get_post($post_id, $slug)” could be used to get IDs of each product A languages:

• Product A ID, In language 1: $ID_prod_a_lang1 = pll_get_post(product_a_id, 'language-1')
• Product A ID, in language 2: $ID_prod_a_lang2 = pll_get_post(product_a_id, 'language-2')

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Suiram.

I’m using polylang.
The point is that the review itself is about the same product/service, no matters the language is writen with. So I want that each product/service show the reviews aggregation of both languages.

For instance:

• Product A in language 1: 3 reviews
• Product A in language 2: 5 reviews

The review summary of product A should be about 8 reviews.

This could be done through the “assign_to” parameter of “site_reviews_form” shortode. If only could be assigned to both IDs.

Talking about polylang plugin, the function “pll_get_post($post_id, $slug)” could be used to get IDs of each product A languages:

• In language 1: $ID_prod_a_lang1 = pll_get_post(product_a_id, 'language-1')
• And in language 2: $ID_prod_a_lang2 = pll_get_post(product_a_id, 'language-2')

It could be great if the shortcode [site_reviews_form], could be used as follows:
echo so_shortcode('[site_reviews_form assign_to="'.$ID_prod_a_lang1.','.$ID_prod_a_lang2.'"]');
As the “Get Help” > “Shortcodes” suggests in the text:

The “assign_to” attribute allows you to automatically assign submitted reviews to a post or page. Accepted values are either one or more post/page ID’s (separated by commas), or “post_id” which will assign reviews to the ID of the current page.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Suiram.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Suiram.

Thanks for the reply.
Yes, we could say it’s solved, as I found a workarround.

As you said “http://tempsdesalut.com/curse/aromaterapia/” is redirected to “http://tempsdesalut.com/inici/”, in fact to it’s root “http://tempsdesalut.com” which default page is “inici”; anyway the redirection you detected must be done to allow another plugin to manage the 301 redirections.

Anyhow, as said it’s solved; the workarround is add another redirection inside that plugin so that after the riview form submission, it lands on the correct page.

But, javascript must be disabled (through “add_filter( ‘site-reviews/assets/js’, ‘__return_false’ );” as indicated on documentation) otherwise review never submits the form.

Confirmed: with JavaScript enabled, 301 redirected pages, doesn’t work.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Suiram.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Suiram.

Thanks Matt,
Yes I do have last version of wordpress as well as your plugin.
I really don’t know what do you mean when talking about “elementor active on those pages” (apologies for my English…) but as long as all wrong pages (as well as that which are right) are a custom post type, all of the should be the same about that.

One thing annoy me with the domain (for instance) cursosreflexologia.com
1.- While the plugin is deactivated, it reach home page, as it should.
2.- Once the plugin is activated, it brings 523 error, though that domain is not redirected… O_o

I’ve tried to search through database, but I found no table to look at.

So perhaps the problem is the order of the entries?
I’ve uploaded the image here:
https://we.tl/DfwFRCCKLd

Btw… each entry with “523” is wrong, I’ve introduced that text, just to disable the entry without deleting it.

Let me know if I can be of eny help
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by Suiram.

Hi,
Well… I always try not to modify “core” things, so I try to find out a round about. In my case, as said, “shortcode_atts” dislikes hyphened names, so I used underscore on its args, and then converted that underscore into hypens (using “”):

$args = shortcode_atts( array(
		'post_status'=>'publish',
		'post_type'=>'fl-menu-item',
		'orderby'=>'title',
		'order'=>'ASC',
		'fl_menu_tag'=>'', // should be 'fl-menu-tag'
		), $atts);

	// Here it comes the name conversion:
	$args['fl-menu-tag'] = $args['fl_menu_tag'];
	unset($args['fl_menu_tag']);

	// And then make the query with the right argument name within "$args":
	$query = new WP_Query( $args );

Perhaps it helps someone else 😉

Hello,
I will. And I’ll let you know.

Thank you for all 🙂