It's KeyCAPTCHA for Joomla! 1.6riccardosl wrote:Why i can't see a clear Captcha image after the comments login ?
Wich plugin do you use for captcha?
Please read more on the yvComment's Homepage (search for 'Captcha'...)
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It's KeyCAPTCHA for Joomla! 1.6riccardosl wrote:Why i can't see a clear Captcha image after the comments login ?
Wich plugin do you use for captcha?
Hi, I've tried this out by changing the permissions as you suggest ( I think ) and its now a little strange ! when I go to an article the comment form appears, and I can fill it in and 'post'. It then shows it listed beneath the article ( so far so good ! ) but if I go to another page and back to the article the comment is not there ! also if I use the back end to see the comments, again it is not there - so it seems to be creating it in a strange way and then throwing it away ?!? as though there is another permission required for *something* ?!?yvolk wrote:Hi Gav,vtgav wrote:I am trying out the J1.6 version but am having a small problem here.
I have disabled the option of guests commenting, and assumed that registered users would be able to create comments, but they can't ?!? higher level users ( authors, admins etc. ) can comment OK but 'simple' registered users do not get the option on an article to create a comment ??
I have searched the install /config notes but have not seen what to do.
Can you please advise what I have to do to allow any registered user to comment on articles ?
Apologies if the information is there and I am too dumb to see it !
thanks in advance,
Gav
Starting from v.2.0.003 yvComment uses ACLs (of com_content component, it's "Category for comments" and of Comments as "articles" ) to authorize the actions: Add (Create), Edit, Publish (Edit state) and Delete comments.
So what does this mean?
1. Please read the "ACL Tutorial for Joomla 1.6"
2. For your current situation:
- you have users, who are members of one User group: "Registered"
- by default users of this group can't "Create" Articles. Comments are (type of) articles also, so these users are not allowed to add comments.
- You want these users to be able to add comments but not other types of content, so you set permissions on one Category and not on the whole 'com_content' component (not for all Articles...):
in the Menu go to the:
Content->Category Manager->Edit category which is configured as your "Category for Comments" (for this Type of comments..., e.g. for "Comments Type 1")
For the "Registered" user group, "Create" Action set "Allowed" permission (in the "Select New Setting" column).
Hi, maybe you didn't notice something like this: "Thank you, your comment was successfully added, but it will remain invisible until site Administrator will check and approve it."vtgav wrote:Hi, I've tried this out by changing the permissions as you suggest ( I think ) and its now a little strange ! when I go to an article the comment form appears, and I can fill it in and 'post'. It then shows it listed beneath the article ( so far so good ! ) but if I go to another page and back to the article the comment is not there ! also if I use the back end to see the comments, again it is not there - so it seems to be creating it in a strange way and then throwing it away ?!? as though there is another permission required for *something* ?!?yvolk wrote:Hi Gav,vtgav wrote:I am trying out the J1.6 version but am having a small problem here.
I have disabled the option of guests commenting, and assumed that registered users would be able to create comments, but they can't ?!? higher level users ( authors, admins etc. ) can comment OK but 'simple' registered users do not get the option on an article to create a comment ??
I have searched the install /config notes but have not seen what to do.
Can you please advise what I have to do to allow any registered user to comment on articles ?
Apologies if the information is there and I am too dumb to see it !
thanks in advance,
Gav
Starting from v.2.0.003 yvComment uses ACLs (of com_content component, it's "Category for comments" and of Comments as "articles" ) to authorize the actions: Add (Create), Edit, Publish (Edit state) and Delete comments.
So what does this mean?
1. Please read the "ACL Tutorial for Joomla 1.6"
2. For your current situation:
- you have users, who are members of one User group: "Registered"
- by default users of this group can't "Create" Articles. Comments are (type of) articles also, so these users are not allowed to add comments.
- You want these users to be able to add comments but not other types of content, so you set permissions on one Category and not on the whole 'com_content' component (not for all Articles...):
in the Menu go to the:
Content->Category Manager->Edit category which is configured as your "Category for Comments" (for this Type of comments..., e.g. for "Comments Type 1")
For the "Registered" user group, "Create" Action set "Allowed" permission (in the "Select New Setting" column).
Gav
I thought you've found the answer:Hartzell wrote:Can you say something about my issue yvolk?
As I understand, this layout is part of that "JSN Epic template" which you are trying to use.Hartzell wrote:I found my problem.
The last lines in article default.php looked like this...
<?php echo $this->item->event->afterDisplayContent; ?>
</div>
<span class="article_separator"> </span>
<?php echo $this->item->event->afterDisplayContent; ?>
</div>
</div>
If someone encounter the same problem...
i installed KeyCaptcha in joomla 1.5 but the image is not very simple to understand...yvolk wrote:It's KeyCAPTCHA for Joomla! 1.6riccardosl wrote:Why i can't see a clear Captcha image after the comments login ?
Wich plugin do you use for captcha?
Please read more on the yvComment's Homepage (search for 'Captcha'...)
If we are talking about Joomla! v.1.5 you have two more options for Captcha, please read yvComment for Joomla! 1.5 page for the links/description.riccardosl wrote:i installed KeyCaptcha in joomla 1.5 but the image is not very simple to understand...yvolk wrote:It's KeyCAPTCHA for Joomla! 1.6riccardosl wrote:Why i can't see a clear Captcha image after the comments login ?
Wich plugin do you use for captcha?
Please read more on the yvComment's Homepage (search for 'Captcha'...)
There is some plugin generate better captcha images?
yvolk wrote: Hi, maybe you didn't notice something like this: "Thank you, your comment was successfully added, but it will remain invisible until site Administrator will check and approve it."
- If so, set 'Immediately publish comments' to 'Yes for registered' ...
- You may try to see and publish your comment from the backend. (Components->yvComment-> Comments)
- Set "Debug security" option of yvComment to 'Yes' to see more information about permissions.
Please try to find this new comment in the backend:vtgav wrote:yvolk wrote: Hi, maybe you didn't notice something like this: "Thank you, your comment was successfully added, but it will remain invisible until site Administrator will check and approve it."
- If so, set 'Immediately publish comments' to 'Yes for registered' ...
- You may try to see and publish your comment from the backend. (Components->yvComment-> Comments)
- Set "Debug security" option of yvComment to 'Yes' to see more information about permissions.
I checked again trying to create a comment on an article and got this with the debug security on :-
Not Allowed: "core.edit.state"; asset="com_content.category.106"; ItemID=0; type=1
Allowed: "core.create"; asset="com_content.category.106"; ItemID=106; type=1
ArticleID="98"; AddAllowedForArticle="1";
AddAllowedForArticle="1";
Allowed: "core.create"; stored; ItemID=106; type=1
and also comments are enabled to go through immediately ( without a check )
I don't know if the above helps in any way ??
thanks for your help anyways,
Gav
Meditant wrote:i thinks you have the same probleme like me, change the acl of your category "comments" to "create" for registered.
Best regards
jylaneclark wrote:I installed the yvcomment for Joomla 1.6 vs. 2.0.3 and now I have no administrator, everything has been disabled in the back end.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can't access anything.
I have tried uninstalling it and still no change.
I'm using Joomla 1.6.3
Please see attached.
It works for me too. Thx.Beata wrote:Meditant wrote:i thinks you have the same probleme like me, change the acl of your category "comments" to "create" for registered.
Best regards
Thank you, Meditant,
It helped me as well
I see two possible causes:joomir wrote:in joomla Version 1.6.3 Back-end view of comments edit and delete buttons does not shown. what is problem?
It happens on the front end when I click to view a category list view (not the frontpage but of note, I currently have no articles on the frontpage).Fatal error: Class 'JParameter' not found in /home/nngirlfr/public_html/adreviews.tk/components/com_yvcomment/helpers.php on line 140
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!Fatal error: Call to a member function isAdmin() on a non-object in /home/nngirlfr/public_html/adreviews.tk/components/com_yvcomment/helpers.php on line 1639