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WP Plugin: Smart Sort

I was searching for a wp plugin that is similar to Amazon’s “4/12 people found this useful” feature for my MalaysianIslandReview project. I wanted to integrate such a feature so that tourists can rate the reviews based on their usefulness. But so far no luck. What I found was this plugin below:

WP Smart Sort

It’s a very interesting wp plugin that can be used in many ways in various types of projects. Basically this plugin allows you to provide much more advanced search/sorting option to your wordpress based project. For example, if you are using wordpress for your e-shop project, you could use this plugin to allow users to search for products based on their price, rating, most commented products, most rated products..etc

Unfortunately the premium version of the plugin is not free, it costs $35 which i think is quite reasonable if you have a professional commercial project.

I will bookmark the site for later, I think I will need this plugin in the future, now my hands are quite full. Back to my plugin search… if you find wp plugin like Amazon’s “… people found this useful” do let me know.

Website: http://www.dyasonhat.com/wp-smart-sort-premium/

Update: found this plugin and modified to suit my need.

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web design india says:

June 11, 2009 at 12:55 pm

Really seems to be a very interesting wp plug-in.

Best CSS Gallery says:

June 11, 2009 at 6:20 pm

Yep, seems to a good plugin

Marisha Adams says:

June 12, 2009 at 5:03 am

That looks like a very detailed plugin. I hope you find the plugin you’re looking for.. I do find it useful to see the ratings of usefulness when I’m searching reviews

Mikael @ Retire Rich says:

June 13, 2009 at 1:22 am

I better start reading the posts all the way to the end. Click happy as i am I instantly went to your site to see how you had implemented it only to find that you hadn’t implemented it yet ;)

/Mikael

Melayu Boleh says:

June 13, 2009 at 5:30 pm

good plugin. But thats for sell..not for free.

Healthcare information says:

June 17, 2009 at 3:35 am

I noticed that the dashboard is missing the plugins button so the obvious conclusion is that you cannot but I just want to make sure since I’m a noob at using both the self-hosted and the free versions of WP.