Remove real randomness and add transient caching to improve performance.
The above was not worth the cost of the query - only users refreshing a
product page would see a difference.
If ratings are not required, the total rating count was counting all
reviews which skewed the average rating. In other words, reviews with
no rating were counted as a “zero” rating in the average rating
calculation. This bug was introduced in
83a457b29c which provided a fix for #6839.
This change introduces a new product method `get_review_count()` which
can be used to accurately calculate the total number of reviews for a
product. Some instances of `get_rating_count()` were replaced with
`get_review_count()` where appropriate. Additionally, the
`single-product/rating.php` template was adjusted to display the
correct number of customer reviews and ratings in rich snippets. I’ve
also included the `bestRating` rich snippet detailed
[here](http://schema.org/AggregateRating). The version number was
adjusted to 2.3.2 on that template as I think this is a larger change.
SHA: 100b95a tweaked the `__get()` magic method in `WC_Product` to:
* only call `get_post_meta()` once; and
* set `$this->$key` to save the overhead of calling `__get()` every
time that property needs to be accessed.
However, in the process, it also set an empty value (`''`) - the default
return value of `get_post_meta()` for every single value accessed on
the product object, meaning that any calls to `isset()` after attempting
to get that value would return `true`, even if `metadata_exists()` for
that property would return false (and no value is set in memory).
- Renamed some 2.3 methods for consistency
- Allow more args to be passed to wc_price to control output
- Filter wc_price args which Closes#7188
- wc_get_price_decimal_separator function
- wc_get_price_thousand_separator function
- wc_get_price_decimals function
The commit introduces 3 changes:
1. It adds 2 extra fields to the available_variations array,
display_price and display_regular_price, to be used by extensions in
cases like
https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce-product-addons/issues/19
2. Introduces a get_display_price() function in WC_Product to retrieve
product prices incl or excl tax relative to the
woocommerce_tax_display_shop setting.
3. Fixes a minor issue where passing a 0 price to
get_price_including_tax() or get_price_excluding_tax() results in a
wrong output.
Should close#6839.
According to `woocommerce_enable_review_rating` &
`woocommerce_review_rating_required`, it will do a different DB query,
so that when reviews without ratings are allowed, it will do a query
that counts those comments as reviews.
This filter is useful for extensions like Measurement Price Calculator
which alter the product price quite a bit, but would still like the
sale badge to appear :)
Current workaround is to use three filters ( `woocommerce_get_price`,
`woocommerce_get_regular_price`, and `woocommerce_get_sale_price` )
which most extension may be using already, but not all need/want to
alter these prices.
Mike Jolley
Nicola Mustone
Tanel Jüris
Tamara Zuk
Claudio Sanches
Brent Shepherd
James Koster
Nicola Mustone
Manos Psychogyiopoulos
Bryce
Barry Kooij
Michael Tieso