No, you would be adding it to the HTML code (the field name is "rating").

Remove:

Add

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_input_type.asp

The thread title is set from the phrase prodforums_reviewtitle. {2} is the title, the rest can be removed.

Thank you, that hidden code eliminates the need for rating.

But, now, the product details page does not count the review, it still says would you like to be first to review.

Also, still just a huge wall of text though, with bbcode and html enabled on the forums as well as the usergroup

The title fix worked perfectly, thank you

I figured I would try something

If I copy the review before submitting, then edit the review and paste it in after I submit, it looks fine

If I re-write the review but add in the line break manually with

<br>

It posts but double-spaced lines.

Very wierd

Does this bug continue if you write a second review? Any errors with the posting process along the way?

Will dig in to the breaktags more tomorrow or monday.

Yes, subsequent reviews do the same thing.

Turns reviews into a wall of text and the review counter does not multiply

Hrm, if you look in the table pf_product (via phpmyadmin, mysql or just through your vbulletin query manager), do you see any value on that thread id?

SELECT * FROM pf_product WHERE threadid = X;

(add prefixes before pf_product if used).

This is not going to be fun as I can't replicate so I apologize but I'm going to have to try making changes and have you try them out. Try this version of the addon to start.

REPLACE IT WITH THE CURRENT ACTIVE VERSION AFTER YOU HAVE TESTED, IT WILL SHOW DEBUG CONTENT.

Strange, it is giving error 1146
Table does not exist.

That new productforums.php just gives me a blank white screen when I try to go to it.

Don't apologize, I realize this addon was made quite a while ago and for a different version of vBulletin.

I truly appreciate all the help.

Do you use table prefixes? if so, you need to include them into the query.

I went into repair optimize tables as I did not think he used a prefix but I found

vb422pf_product

so ran the query again

SELECT * FROM vb422pf_product WHERE threadid = X
this time I get

An error occurred while attempting to execute your query. The following information was returned.
error number: 1054
error desc: Unknown column 'X' in 'where clause'

Then just for giggles I ran this thinking there needed to be a . between the prefix and the table name

SELECT * FROM vb422.pf_product WHERE threadid = X;

and got this error

An error occurred while attempting to execute your query. The following information was returned.
error number: 1142
error desc: SELECT command denied to user 'tomwayne_vb422'@'localhost' for table 'pf_product'

X is the id of the thread you're looking at reviews for (shown in the url). You could also use productid to figure it out that way.

Whichever you go with, you have to change it to an actual value :)

I would like to keep asc order instead of desc, the latter is being forced every time I search for something on the product listing page. Anyone has a tip for me? It's only like this since the update. Before that, they were sorted by date (which would be great for the front page).

Ted S, I wonder if you can help with something?

I'm still using this (fairly heavily modded) and it works great. However, there is a "workflow" issue I run into -- people add a new product, I get round to noticing that it has been added, I clean up the entry, approve it... and by then the original person has forgotten they ever added it.

I'd love to streamline this somehow. Basically, I'd like people to be able to add a product and it go live immediately so that the user is immediately prompted to add his/her review. I can always clean up the product entries later.

Is there an easy way to do this? Basically, I guess, it's a permissions thing - just setting a new item to "approved" immediately.

Greetings! I am using version 1.2.3
Is upgrading as simple as over-writing existing files with the new files?
Thank you.