My ratings and reviews section works great and I love the comparison table. Thank you.
My question is: is it possible to create a comparison table based on user selection. Here's the scoop; our ratings and reviews are of businesses located in specific areas. A consumer can search and select via zipcode and then view those businesses. With the comparison table the way it is it shows the highest ranked and the latest ranked of all businesses.
If a customer could narrow the search by being able to compare those in their area by checking a box for say 3-5 businesses that would be a great help to them.
Just curious.
Paul
Posted 25 Jul 09 in WP Review Site
Thanks for the response Dan.
I was actually looking for the custom fields entry in review site settings. Got it now after getting 2.04. Just wasn't aware there was updates available.
Posted 02 Jul 09 in WP Review Site
How to use for only 1 category
We have an industry specific website and would like to include WPRS as part of it. I have read through these topics and have tried to implement some of the changes but what I am looking for just doesn't seem to be here.
What I am trying to do is use WPRS for only one category. Most of the topics here are about excluding categories. We will have many categories and new ones popping up periodically. So in order to exclude cat's I would need to modify the site with each new cat added when all I need is to include only one.
Can you help me with this?
Thanks.
Posted 01 Feb 09 in WP Review Site
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Posted 29 Jan 09 in Collision Assistance Network
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