Anyway Feedback
Active Installs
100+
Last Updated
October 11, 2026
First Released
July 3, 2011
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Anyway Feedback provides simple controller with 2 buttons(Useful and Useless). Users can send feedback to specific post or comment.
What you get is amount of positive feed backs and negative ones per post types. Typical usage is for FAQ. You could know if your FAQs are usefull or not.
Sidebar also supported. You can display sidebar which includes the most popular posts per post type.
If you have some request, feel free to contact me. For experienced developper, I’m waiting for pull requests on GitHub.
Thanks to all contributors!
NOTICE Requires PHP 7.4 and WordPress 6.6 or later.
Installation is easy.
e.g.
- Upload
anyway-feedbackfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- In admin panel, Go to Options > Anyway Feedback and set up with instractions displayed.
- You can customize display and use widget.
- Template tag manual is on admin panel.
You can see it on your admin panel. Go to Options > Anyway Feedback.
No. If you need some custom post type, you have to register it. There are lots of plugins which register custom post type with GUI. After registration, you can easily add feedback controller to custom post type with Anyway Feedback plugin.
There are currently 2 ways. 1st is a feedback controller which displays number of people saying good or not. 2nd is a widget which displays most popular posts per post type.
Since version 1.2.0, the plugin dispatches a custom JavaScript event feedback.afb when a user submits feedback. You can listen to this event and send data to Google Analytics (or any other analytics service) yourself.
document.addEventListener( 'feedback.afb', function( e ) {
// e.detail contains: { type: 'post'|'comment', objectId: number, affirmative: 0|1 }
gtag( 'event', 'feedback', {
feedback_type: e.detail.type,
object_id: e.detail.objectId,
is_positive: e.detail.affirmative === 1,
} );
} );
Note: The built-in GA4 integration was removed in version 1.2.0. Use the custom event approach above for more flexibility.
Changelog
1.2.3
- Bug fix: 1.2.2 was released with an invalid version string “v1.2.2”, which prevented updates from 1.2.1.
1.2.2
- Bug fix: The label description in the “Advanced” settings page was not displayed. Props @DAnn2012 (#18)
- Tested up to WordPress 7.1.
- Development: Standardized CI (PHPUnit, PHPStan, WordPress.org deployment on release).
See GitHub Release for change logs.
CHANGELOG.md is also available.
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