Shortcode Parameter to Filter by Text, Page ID, Tags, or Language Code

Text Parameters:

With version 11.1.6 and above you can use text in the Shortcode to filter reviews.

Examples:

[wprevpro_usetemplate tid="5" strhasone="great, local"]

Will show reviews that have the word "great" OR the word "local" in the review text.

[wprevpro_usetemplate tid="5" strhasall="great, local"]

Will show reviews that have the word "great" AND the word "local".

[wprevpro_usetemplate tid="5" strnot="great, local"]

Will show reviews that do not have the word "great" AND the word "local".


Tag Parameter:

With version 11.0.9 and above you can now use tags in the Shortcode to filter reviews. You can add tags to a review by editing the review on the Review List page. It can be a single tag or a comma-separated list of tags.

Example:

[wprevpro_usetemplate tid="30" tag="tag1,tag2"]

Will only show reviews tagged with "tag1" and "tag2".

Language Code Parameter:

With version 10.6.4 and above you can now use the language code to filter by language. It can be a single language code or a comma-separated list of language codes. This will allow you to use one review template to display different languages.

Example:

[wprevpro_usetemplate tid="30" langcode="it,en"]

Will only show reviews tagged en and it (English and Italian). You can use the Settings tab in the plugin to set the languages.

Source Page ID Parameter:

With version 10.4.4 and above you now have the option to use the review source pageid parameter in the Shortcode for displaying a review template. The value can be a single pageid or a comma-separated list of pageids. This will allow you to use just one review template for multiple different locations.

Example:

[wprevpro_usetemplate tid="30" pageid="777685579067930,135558838733"]

Will only show reviews from source pages that match those pageids.

How to find the pageid to use...

- When creating or editing a review template, click on the "Select Locations" button for the Fliter By Location..

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Then in the pop-up you can see the pageid at the end of the location name....

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