WP-Polls/PostRatings get the settings from your WP-Admin options. You are accessing the site with www and your option is without www of course your browser block the AJAX as it is different url (technically) for security issue. Your should mind your pissing attitude nevertheless.

I am on the latest version of WordPress with your latest plugins for ratings as well as the pooling but they just spin forever.

You dont even check for pathing errors.

Do I need to look elsehwere or can we expect your coding to be complete in nature. The potential you have is there just not the execution.

I’ve recently updated it from 2.11 to 2.30 (I’m using WP 2.5.1).
First problem: how to align them to the right? (which file to edit?)
Second: Users are no longer able to view the archive. I do not have the default folder name (/pollsarchive/ ) on my site, and I’ve been unable to find where the older polls are stashed.
I can, however, see them all on the admin page.
Any advice?

I’m guess I’m ok, since I only really need the one sticky post, but I figured you’d want to know that I’m having problems with Sticky 1.3 on WP 2.5.1.

Thanks again for maintaining it.

I did regenerate the permalinks.

first, thanks for developing these awesome plugins.

I am using both wp-postratings (1.2 on 2.3.3) and wp-polls. I was actually going to email you directly about possibly porting your postratings plugin into a comment-ratings one as well. Should be pretty quick, no? I started to try this myself by simply doing an automatic find/replace of every occurrence of ‘post’ to ‘comment’, and ‘ratings’ to ‘ratings2′, which gets you a good part of the way there. Realizing that there likely needs to be a separate new database table created, something like ‘comment-meta’, I figured I might as well see if you could port it.

What do you think?

My goal is to use the comment ratings to have spammy comments buried by the readers, and have the DoFollow links that I want to use as a reward (including for the top comment for each post on the blog index page) be calculated from the comment ratings, similar to “top post” etc.

Click on my blog link above to see my current placeholder for this, and look at this sample post on Wordpress security to see further explanations in the comments section.

Best – Alex