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Bogdan.
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03/15/2017 at 3:20 pm #415769
Bogdan
GuestHello,I need some guide one how can I add a review/rating system to every connection entry.
I tried creating a new field and add a rating plugin shortcode but that is not helping me .
Thank You.
03/16/2017 at 10:36 am #415921Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Bogdan
Connections at this time does not support reviews/ratings natively. Other users have come up with some creative solutions to add it but the best solution would be to custom code an addon to add the feature.
03/16/2017 at 11:23 am #415929Bogdan
GuestI see , Can you tell me where the file with the connection post is ? I tried to find it inside wordpress but no luck .For exemple like in wordpress the function the_post() something .
03/16/2017 at 12:03 pm #415939Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Bogdan
re: Can you tell me where the file with the connection post is ? I tried to find it inside wordpress but no luck .For exemple like in wordpress the function the_post() something .
The reason is that Connections uses a custom table for permanence and scalability reasons. The database schema for WordPress posts are optimized for, well, posts. Connections uses a schema with custom tables more optimized for directories.
You will find the Connections tables in you database. They all have “connections” in their name.
Look in the
class.entry-data.php
file. There are hooks there which can be used to hook into to save entry meta. In fact, there is a Entry Meta API. Take a look at the free Income Level Education Level and Business Hours extensions on how to use it.03/16/2017 at 12:24 pm #415941Bogdan
GuestI understand , ok i will see what i can do .Thank You.
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