Right, that's a feature that's supported in the API, though I haven't yet coded a widget for it. I'd probably have to turn that into a form submit, or some sort of JS-maintained array of data. AJAX might be nice. I'd hate to have to reload the page for EACH of the criteria. The API supports single and multiple criteria, custom calculation functions, and a couple different voting metrics (drop-a-token-in-the-jar, rate-on-a-scale, and so on). It does its calculations only when a vote is cast, then caches the results, so viewing/retrieving/filtering rating data is relatively inexpensive. Voting data is kept in as 'agnostic' a format as possible, which (in many cases) would allow you to change voting systems without losing all your existing votes. Also, it's not restricted to nodes. You can see the sidebar on that site contains a list of news aggregator stories that are ratable. Comments, nodes, images, even other ratings can be rated. --Jeff
-----Original Message----- From: Adrian Rossouw [mailto:adrian@bryght.com] Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 10:06 AM To: development@drupal.org Subject: Re: [development] create a star rater using css
You can add multiple ratings per node, right?
ie: graphics, gameplay, blah right ?
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