automator_woocommerce_product_rating

Description

Usage

add_filter( 'automator_woocommerce_product_rating', 'your_function_name', 10, 3 );

Parameters

$_POST (mixed)

This parameter contains the POST data related to the product rating, which is a mixed data type.

$_POST (mixed)

This parameter likely contains data related to a product rating submission, potentially including the rating value itself or associated product information.

$trigger_result (mixed)

This parameter contains the rating value submitted by the user, likely from a form submission.

Return Value

The filtered value.

Examples

/**
 * Example of how to hook into the 'automator_woocommerce_product_rating' filter.
 * This example demonstrates how to modify the product rating before it's processed
 * by Uncanny Automator, for instance, by adding a penalty or bonus based on certain conditions.
 *
 * @param int    $rating       The original product rating (an integer between 1 and 5).
 * @param array  $posted_data  The entire $_POST array from the WooCommerce submission.
 * @param mixed  $trigger_result The result of the trigger execution.
 *
 * @return int The modified product rating.
 */
function my_automator_modify_product_rating( $rating, $posted_data, $trigger_result ) {

    // Check if a specific product ID is present in the posted data.
    // For example, let's say we want to slightly increase ratings for product ID 123.
    $product_id = isset( $posted_data['product_id'] ) ? absint( $posted_data['product_id'] ) : 0;

    // Define the product ID we want to apply a modification to.
    $special_product_id = 123;

    // Define the amount to adjust the rating by.
    $rating_adjustment = 0;

    if ( $product_id === $special_product_id ) {
        // Award a small bonus rating for this specific product.
        // Ensure the rating doesn't exceed the maximum (5).
        $rating_adjustment = 1;
        $rating = min( 5, $rating + $rating_adjustment );

        // You could also add logging here for debugging purposes.
        // error_log( "Uncanny Automator: Increased rating for product {$product_id} by {$rating_adjustment}." );
    }

    // You could also implement logic based on other $_POST variables or the $trigger_result.
    // For example, if the user is a VIP customer (you'd need a way to determine this):
    // if ( isset( $posted_data['user_is_vip'] ) && 'yes' === $posted_data['user_is_vip'] ) {
    //     $rating_adjustment = -1; // Apply a penalty for VIPs in this hypothetical scenario.
    //     $rating = max( 1, $rating + $rating_adjustment );
    // }

    // Return the potentially modified rating.
    return $rating;
}
add_filter( 'automator_woocommerce_product_rating', 'my_automator_modify_product_rating', 10, 3 );

Placement

This code should be placed in the functions.php file of your active theme, a custom plugin, or using a code snippets plugin.

Source Code

uncanny-automator-pro/src/integrations/woocommerce/tokens/wc-pro-tokens.php:2099

'run_number'     => $run_number,
										//get run number
										'trigger_log_id' => $trigger_log_id,
									);

									Automator()->insert_trigger_meta( $args );
									if ( automator_filter_has_var( 'rating', INPUT_POST ) ) {
										$rating = apply_filters( 'automator_woocommerce_product_rating', absint( $_POST['rating'] ), $_POST, $trigger_result );
										$args   = array(
											'user_id'    => $user_id,
											'trigger_id' => $trigger_id,
											'meta_key'   => 'rating',
											'meta_value' => $rating,
											'run_number' => $run_number,
											//get run number