Closed (fixed)
Project:
NodeReview
Version:
6.x-1.0-alpha4
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
20 May 2008 at 14:38 UTC
Updated:
14 Aug 2011 at 15:21 UTC
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Comment #1
TUc commentedComment #2
JohnForsythe commentedDRUPAL-5 is the currently maintained branch. HEAD is missing all the bug fixes and features I've added recently.
Comment #3
danielhonrade commentedThis won't be fixed anymore or replicate to verify this issue, we just have to move forward and making version 6 stable and create version 7 dev.
Comment #4
Crell commentedThis is still a valid feature request for later versions.
Comment #5
danielhonrade commentedHi Crell,
Isn't 10 enough to rate a content, or can we really allow users to type in the maximum value.
I am just thinking of a field multiplier input, like if you have 1 to 10 ratings, add a multiplier of 10, so this gives you 10, 20, ... to 100, a multiplier of 20 gives you 20, 40... to 200
What do you think?
Comment #6
danielhonrade commentedFollowing this idea, it avoids seeing like 100, 200 or more stars
Comment #7
danielhonrade commentedI just made the maximum to 10, admin can set this just like the fivestar number of stars
Comment #8
Crell commentedThat's an interesting question. Limiting it to 10 steps and then including a multiplier is one option, but that means you cannot do, say, a 20-step review scale. I don't know if we want to make that fully variable or not.
Input from people using this module would be good. :-)
As in the other issue, this isn't "needs review" if there's no patch.
Comment #9
danielhonrade commentedGot it, so probably I can just set the maximum scale steps to 100, nobody probably would have a 80.25, 80.5 or 80.75 on their review scale.
1) I think this can only be for the numeric, like 8/10 or 85/100
2) For the Label ratings, having more than 10 is a crazy idea, like:
3) For the fivestars, we are already violating the idea of fivestars for have more than 5 stars, or can we name it 10 stars, :D
What do others think?
Comment #10
yaworsk commentedjust reading this now... the problem with the scale in fivestar is voting api equates them to a scale of 100 for percentages. so for a 5 point scale, 1 star is recorded as 20 in the votingapi tables. If a user has a 7 point scale, that will create some funky results for fivestar + votingapi. It's part of the issue identified here: http://drupal.org/node/260666
Comment #11
danielhonrade commentedUsers can now put their custom maximum rating, from 1 to 100.
Comment #12
danielhonrade commented