| Attribute | Average |
|---|---|
| Features | 4.75 / 5 |
| Reliability | 4.8 / 5 |
| Ease Of Use | 4.7 / 5 |
| Documentation | 4.85 / 5 |
| Vote Count | 20 |
#D7CX: I pledge that Fivestar will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released. The Five Star voting module adds a clean, attractive voting widget to nodes in Drupal 5 and 6. Developed by Lullabot and an officially supported module in Acquia Drupal. It features: jQuery rollover... [More...]
| Maintainer: | quicksketch |
| Links: | |
| Categories: | Content Construction Kit (CCK), Evaluation and rating |
| Version | Date | Files | Release notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6.x-1.19 | Download | Recommended | |
| 5.x-1.16 | Download | Recommended | |
| 6.x-1.x-dev | Download | Development |
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I suggested this module to a friend who owns a gaming website and he loved it! It was easy to set up, maintain, and access the data. Please add to core in Drupal 8(i know it won't happen...).
Implemented a custom cork display for rating wines, seen here, and it was pretty smooth. I had to go out and search for how to create the custom widgets, but its definitely doable so I am happy with the flexibility.
This is a solid little module that has gotten better with time - integration of the color chooser is a great new feature.
This thing works fine and is very well documented.
Watch the great tutorial at lullabot!
yes i used this feature in my site,its very attractive and nice to rate.
Its simple and easy to use. and its adds value to your site .
After trying other review modules, including Node Review I found the Fivestar to be easy to use and easily customizable to meet even more complicated requirements. Desired behavior was achieved by creating content type "review" and linking it to another content type representing reviewd item using nodereference.
You can see an example implementation on Calgary School Reviews site - it's working great.
It's the voting module that we need!
Simple, small, cute :-P
Thanks!
This module is quite easy to use, and works great for simple and complex voting needs. It is very simple to implement and works great with views, which is a huge plus.
Most of these reviews are from v2. Well v3 just came out, and well it has more features and a great interface. How can you perfect perfection? Well the makers of 5 star did!
We use this module for a lot of client projects, by integrating it with forums and blog posts. We find it to be one of the best voting modules. The AJAX based voting mechanism makes it so easy to use. The only thing is that once in a while, the AJAX loading may be slow and users will be able to see the drop down box behind it briefly.
Arnold
I have tried quite a few voting modules, and this one is by far the best. Set up is straight forward and reliability is great. It has never let me down on my website www.huaq.net
This project started out and wasn't that robust, lacked support from some browsers and just wasn't that usable. I downloaded it a few weeks ago and couldn't believe the progress that's been made. I created something similar to it a long time ago and this blows any efforts I had been making out of the water. This module meets and exceeds the expectations of our staff and we're looking to integrate it more into what we do in the future.
one of the best i've come across. not east to understand for complex reviews, but still, does the job very well.
Fivestar is an amazing rating tool. It's stable and yet always manages to be on the cutting edge.
I haven't begun to leverage its power (would like to try the comment rating portion soon) but I've used it on several high volume sites and it's never let me down.
Kevin
www.webwiseone.com
This is a great module for single-axis rating.
Despite the name, it is possible to change the rating scale to something other than 5. And if you don't want stars, there are a number of other symbols to choose from (you can even create your own set).
The module also allows you to assign labels or meanings to each star level. This helps users pick a suitable rating, and improves rating consistency.
The scope of this module is somewhat limited. There is no official support for multi-axis rating, and it doesn't allow for text reviews.
I used this on my d5 site vegan columbus and it's been very useful. I like the multiple star image options and it's great that I can use it with views to make a "top rated" list.
-beth
kosada, inc.
Jeff Eaton did a spectacular job on this one. It's very customizable and relatively easy to use.
Fivestar really is the ratings module for Drupal. Now that you can make a rating required for comments, it has become the "simple review module" that people have been looking for as well. Lots of configurable options. I've never found myself saying "well gee, if I could only tweak it like XYZ"... it always seems to do what I want. It's very well maintained and will only keep getting better as more stars are contributed.
Very flexible, neat & easily configurable. Has a highly responsive interface (Ajax based). Very well maintained (new features like multi-axis voting nearly finished). If you need a voting widget, search no more - Fivestar is the way to go.
I didn't rate it as 5/5 in terms of features since currently there is no simple up/down voting. With this additional feature I would call it an ultimate Drupal voting solution.
"This module will make the Upload Files Form beautiful. It doesn't work with filefield, just the upload..."
"despite a nice interface, the permissions are not copied but Duplicate Role works - http://drupal.org/project/duplicate_role "
"disappointed that Role Inheritance module doesn't work (and also breaks the Permissions page) this module..."
