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Manually Approved Reviews for WooCommerce · review · 2017-05-31T19:51:00+00:00

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Pamela Rebelo unresolved
I tested simultaneously on three different browsers and the reviews still show up without approval. The message “your comment is awaiting for approval” is not showing either. This topic was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by Pamela Rebelo . It’s not the browser that would do this. It could be that you’re viewing it as the user who submitted the comment. The user who submits the comment sees his own comment, even if not approved. It’s done this way so the user knows his comment was submitted. It’s a confirmation. Try this, make sure you sign on as a non-admin user [IMPORTANT], add a comment, then sign out [IMPORTANT]. How does it look now? Go into the WordPress backend as an admin and look at the comment, it should show as that it’s not approved. If this isn’t working, it could be the theme you’re using that’s doing something non-standard (I’ve seen this too). Instead of posting a negative review, I would suggest posting a support issue so it can be researched. I assure you that it works, I have it running on several websites and hundreds of other websites are running this plugin without a problem. Tim This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Tim Eckel .

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Tim Eckel 2017-06-05T16:09:00+00:00

It’s not the browser that would do this. It could be that you’re viewing it as the user who submitted the comment. The user who submits the comment sees his own comment, even if not approved. It’s done this way so the user knows his comment was submitted. It’s a confirmation. Try this, make sure you sign on as a non-admin user [IMPORTANT], add a comment, then sign out [IMPORTANT]. How does it look now? Go into the WordPress backend as an admin and look at the comment, it should show as that it’s not approved. If this isn’t working, it could be the theme you’re using that’s doing something non-standard (I’ve seen this too). Instead of posting a negative review, I would suggest posting a support issue so it can be researched. I assure you that it works, I have it running on several websites and hundreds of other websites are running this plugin without a problem. Tim This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Tim Eckel .