Star Rating on Product Card?

[heatherbell]

I tried the following. Lol.

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<?php
       $review_stars_array = [];
      if ($review_average['count'] > 0) {
        $review_stars_array[] = tep_draw_stars((int)$review_average['average']);
     }
      foreach ($review_stars_array as $i => $rating) {
        echo '<div class="pl-3 ' . $i . '">' . $rating . '&nbsp;(' . $review_average['count'] . ')</div>';
      }
?>

So you use $review_average - what's that? Meaning it has to be defined somewhere in your code meaning there should be $review_average = thisThing. Your code is asking the same question and not finding the definition.
The definition is actually further up in the linked code (which you have not included in your code). That definition itself is a result of another definition further up in the linked code (the database query). Look again, try again, rinse, repeat

[burt]

In 1.0.7.18, I noticed that product cards in places such as advanced search results are displayed using templates/default/includes/components/product_listing.php.

How to get the star ratings to appear there?

Step 1 is to override this file by placing it into the same location in the override folder, so it is in effect a new file;

templates/override/includes/components/product_listing.php

and then work only on this new file.

Step 2 is to see what data is being returned by the SQL

Add this

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echo '<pre>';
print_r($listing);
echo '</pre>';

UNDER this

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while ($listing = tep_db_fetch_array($listing_query)) {

There might be something regarding reviews or there might not.

If yes; the rest is easy
If no; you can either change the existing parent SQL to get reviews data or add in a child SQL call to get reviews data

Report back.

[lecarlb]

In 1.0.7.18, I noticed that product cards in places such as advanced search results are displayed using templates/default/includes/components/product_listing.php.

How to get the star ratings to appear there?

Step 1 is to override this file by placing it into the same location in the override folder, so it is in effect a new file;

templates/override/includes/components/product_listing.php

and then work only on this new file.

Step 2 is to see what data is being returned by the SQL

Add this

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echo '<pre>';
print_r($listing);
echo '</pre>';

UNDER this

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while ($listing = tep_db_fetch_array($listing_query)) {

There might be something regarding reviews or there might not.

If yes; the rest is easy
If no; you can either change the existing parent SQL to get reviews data or add in a child SQL call to get reviews data

Report back.

There's nothing regarding reviews.

Thanks

[ecartz]

Note that if you have a Product object, Product knows how to load the review information. If you update to 1.0.8.21, you would always have a Product object. If you don't update to 1.0.8.21, then you have to do it yourself. The child SQL query would be at https://github.com/CE-PhoenixCart/Phoen ... #L127-L132