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tmk12v eAuction User Offline Posts: 12	How does rate a user work? 05/09/06 at 01:33:48 I'm setting up an auction site using this great program and I have a question on the rate a user function. I see that user ratings are added after a purchase is made but how do you edit the ratings? Or am I missing how this works? I was looking for a place to add a comment and rating as all the rating I see are 0??? Thanks, Tom
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Dieter Werner Administrator Online Dipl. Paranoiac ® Posts: 1162 Germany Gender:	Re: How does rate a user work? Reply #1 - 05/09/06 at 12:21:48 The rating-system is enabled as soon as an item has been sold.
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tmk12v eAuction User Offline Posts: 12	Re: How does rate a user work? Reply #2 - 05/10/06 at 06:49:29 Yes I saw that. But how do you actually enter a rating That is my question. I can't find where you do that. Thanks, Tom
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