post_title)
? (string) $product->post_title
: __('the product', 'fluent-cart');
// The item the review names, when it does — resolved by the same helper every
// other surface uses, so the email can never disagree with the product page
// about what a review is about. On a copy: the helper sets item_label as an
// attribute, and this template can render inside the request that approved
// the review, on the very model the caller goes on to save() — a label left
// on it would be written as a column the table does not have.
$reviewWithItemLabel = clone $review;
\FluentCart\App\Services\ProductReviewService::attachItemLabels([$reviewWithItemLabel]);
$itemLabel = trim((string) $reviewWithItemLabel->getAttribute('item_label'));
if ($itemLabel !== '') {
/* translators: 1: product title, 2: item (variation) label */
$productTitle = sprintf(__('%1$s (%2$s)', 'fluent-cart'), $productTitle, $itemLabel);
}
$productId = $product && !empty($product->ID) ? (int) $product->ID : (int) $review->post_id;
$productUrl = $productId ? get_permalink($productId) : '';
$reviewerName = trim((string) $review->reviewer_name);
$rating = max(0, min(5, (int) $review->rating));
$isVerified = !empty($review->is_verified);
?>
' . esc_html($productTitle) . ''
);
?>
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