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cloc wrote: I have installed it with Captcha, but do not get the image, is there a moo 777 setting on the server for Captcha or should it work straight ahead ?
Without Captcha - PERFECT ! impressed, nice and simple. PHP/GD should be okay here
Best
Claus
I think, that we should discuss Captcha in it's own thread, depending on which Captcha plugin you are using...cloc wrote: I have installed it with Captcha, but do not get the image, is there a moo 777 setting on the server for Captcha or should it work straight ahead ?
Without Captcha - PERFECT ! impressed, nice and simple. PHP/GD should be okay here
... Hi, Claus!cloc wrote:Just another issue for me: I have not changed anything on this website (se attached) plain installation of a default rockettheme design, nothing else. The name is too close to the border, could change it myself, will look at it tomorrow. Another template give me the same. 3 px margin should be perfect.
yvComment uses Joomla!'s approach to format dates: date format string is localizable!cloc wrote:Date: Why not make it an optionin to the plugin instead of the standard date, which people have to find and change if needed.
cloc wrote:http://yurivolkov.com/donate/index_en.html
Wait a minute, are we talking about yvComment or Joomla! core? I understand, that above is not 'caused' by yvComment?!shopsilikecom wrote:I just installed on 1.5.1 and everything was going well until I looked at the frontend and saw all my global settings for my articles had been overwritten. All the junk stuff I didn't want to show is now showing up (author name, date created, date modified, etc). That's not going to work. I don't use any of it and certainly don't want to change them each time on 500 articles. On one article it took all the settings off. I uninstalled and the settings are back except the one article. Can't get it back to previous settings.
There is no such 'view' as 'intro view'. Please, be more specific: how to reproduce the 'view', what do you see (attach screenshot...), what exactly you don't like in what you see...shopsilikecom wrote: Also the comment is showing up in the intro view. I don't want that either. I only wanted it to show in on the full article view. Couldn't find any where to turn it off.
Yes, there is no special design for 'no subject' layout yet....shopsilikecom wrote: It would be nice to make the date/time line much smaller. It still takes up a lot of room when you turn off the subject line.
My site design is very simple and clean so I need to be able to get rid of a lot of extras.
Your help is required to solve these issues...shopsilikecom wrote: I'll keep watching. Still have hope for using this. extension.
I hope this helps. If you need more info, please let me know. I think this is a great extension.yvolk wrote:Wait a minute, are we talking about yvComment or Joomla! core? I understand, that above is not 'caused' by yvComment?!shopsilikecom wrote:I just installed on 1.5.1 and everything was going well until I looked at the frontend and saw all my global settings for my articles had been overwritten. All the junk stuff I didn't want to show is now showing up (author name, date created, date modified, etc). That's not going to work. I don't use any of it and certainly don't want to change them each time on 500 articles. On one article it took all the settings off. I uninstalled and the settings are back except the one article. Can't get it back to previous settings.
I meant Article parameters, not global settings. Sorry. I set the Article parameters and had a few articles ready to try this out. Everything was showing up the way I wanted. You can see it on the frontpage and linked articles at http://www.shopsilike.com. (the first Article (above the columns) still won't go back to the pre-yvComment settings even though they are set)
After installing yvComments, all the parameter setting were ignored and (author name, date created, date modified, pdf and printing icons, etc) were showing on all the Articles. I checked the parameters and nothing had changed. After I uninstalled yvComment, everything (except that one) went back to the previous settings and showed up right.
There is no such 'view' as 'intro view'. Please, be more specific: how to reproduce the 'view', what do you see (attach screenshot...), what exactly you don't like in what you see...shopsilikecom wrote: Also the comment is showing up in the intro view. I don't want that either. I only wanted it to show in on the full article view. Couldn't find any where to turn it off.
The intro view I'm talking about is the Article intro you see on the frontpage with Read more... after it. yvComment shows Comments (1) below the Read more... which I don't want and didn't see a way to shut off. I only want the comments to show up on the full Article view. I don't know how to insert a screenshot but if you look at the site, the intros are in the 4 columns.
Yes, there is no special design for 'no subject' layout yet....shopsilikecom wrote: It would be nice to make the date/time line much smaller. It still takes up a lot of room when you turn off the subject line.
My site design is very simple and clean so I need to be able to get rid of a lot of extras.
Okay
Your help is required to solve these issues...shopsilikecom wrote: I'll keep watching. Still have hope for using this. extension.
Thank you for the report. Fixed in v.1.13.2izhere wrote:hi yuri,just found a little..bug,maybe,or just something you might forgot to edit in the latest update version: i was testing the "preview" function with filling nothing to the form,yup of course it returned a message to notice that i've forgot to fill this or that,but you see,if the comment textarea was left blank,the message was always start with "The subject is required",though i've turn the "Subject of comments" into "hide".so i guess it was something before you add the "hide subject" function in this latest version right?though i think i can modify this little problem by myself,it's better to fix it "officialy"
I'll have to test this, nobody reported such problem yet...shopsilikecom wrote:I meant Article parameters, not global settings. Sorry. I set the Article parameters and had a few articles ready to try this out. Everything was showing up the way I wanted. You can see it on the frontpage and linked articles at http://www.shopsilike.com. (the first Article (above the columns) still won't go back to the pre-yvComment settings even though they are set)
After installing yvComments, all the parameter setting were ignored and (author name, date created, date modified, pdf and printing icons, etc) were showing on all the Articles. I checked the parameters and nothing had changed. After I uninstalled yvComment, everything (except that one) went back to the previous settings and showed up right.
This will be done very soon...shopsilikecom wrote:Also the comment is showing up in the intro view. I don't want that either. I only wanted it to show in on the full article view. Couldn't find any where to turn it off.
I couldn't reproduce your problem, see the screenshot attached to this message:shopsilikecom wrote:I meant Article parameters, not global settings. Sorry. I set the Article parameters and had a few articles ready to try this out. Everything was showing up the way I wanted. You can see it on the frontpage and linked articles at http://www.shopsilike.com. (the first Article (above the columns) still won't go back to the pre-yvComment settings even though they are set)yvolk wrote:Wait a minute, are we talking about yvComment or Joomla! core? I understand, that above is not 'caused' by yvComment?!shopsilikecom wrote:I just installed on 1.5.1 and everything was going well until I looked at the frontend and saw all my global settings for my articles had been overwritten. All the junk stuff I didn't want to show is now showing up (author name, date created, date modified, etc). That's not going to work. I don't use any of it and certainly don't want to change them each time on 500 articles. On one article it took all the settings off. I uninstalled and the settings are back except the one article. Can't get it back to previous settings.
After installing yvComments, all the parameter setting were ignored and (author name, date created, date modified, pdf and printing icons, etc) were showing on all the Articles. I checked the parameters and nothing had changed. After I uninstalled yvComment, everything (except that one) went back to the previous settings and showed up right.
Currently yvComment has notification option for Admins/Publishers only (for all comments, and not per Article...)snowcrash101 wrote:Sorry if this question has been asked or I've missed something: is it possible for (a) the article author and (b) a logged in user after leaving a comment, to be notified by email if there are subsequent comments (effectively, the article author and a user leaving a comment are 'subscribed' to the comment thread and therefore can keep track of it without having to revisit)?
What do you think, snowcrash101?yvolk wrote:No, there is no such option.tapsus wrote: have you the option that every user can choose some commented articles where he will be notified if there are a new comment?
i mean the user will be notified only if a favoured article had new comment.
I think, that some more general 'Joomla! content subscription extension' should be created (or existing adapted...), that would allow user to subscribe to new articles (and updates...) by: Section, Category, relation to specific Article (e.g. Comments of the article) etc.
I don't know about such extension yet
Search doesn't work todaysnowcrash101 wrote:Thanks for the quick reply Yuri - I should have searched harder
I'm developing 3 Joomla! extensions already... maybe someone else will join?snowcrash101 wrote:Joomla seems to lack these kind of integrated subscription features to keep users notified. Perhaps your extension could lead the way?
You want to have everything "in the core" (supported by the core team)? It looks like this is possible in commercial system only...snowcrash101 wrote:Coming from wordpress, the comments system is highly developed, and has some very good plugins which even allow guest users to keep track of comment threads on specific articles they haven't posted on. Drupal seems to have a more advanced integrated comments system too.
ps. I'm planning to migrate from wordpress to Joomla, though at the moment finding the lack of a comments system in comparison rather limited. One of the reasons for migrating was to rely less on plugins. (Of course, not meant as a criticism of your excellent work on this extension!)
Yes, I'm close to the attempt to implement thisluis.depedro wrote:I can't see how to add a comment using the WYSIWYG editor. I can edit a comment by including it into the "Last news" module and then clicking on it. The WYSIWYG appears then. But I couldn't add a new one. Is it possible? Would it be possible to write comments with the WYSIWYG at start?
(At last. This is in yvComment's TODO list for a long time...) I hope, that this may be done without hacks into the core.I don't get you... yvComment may work for all articles, and it can't be restricted to ANY "category of Articles". Please read Homepage.abacotc wrote:is there any way to get this to work on more than one category. I have multiple pages that are all different, and would like to provide yvcomment for each of them.
Yes, these words are in language file - you may find them...abacotc wrote:Also is there anyway to change the words "Add Your Comment" to something different in the comment forms box.
Maybe you forgot to set "Allow HTML in text of comments" to some "Allow..."?!luis.depedro wrote:Hello again.
I've just tried the new version 14.0.0. I must be doing something wrong. Now I can write a comment using the WYSIWYG, however, these are still shown as plain text. Is there any setting I should change to view the formatted text.
This is how Joomla!' workskingomar wrote:Hi,
I received the error message below after installing component.
(# Installer::install: The language file 'www/language/da-DK/da-DK.com_yvcomment.ini' could not be installed because the Administrator language package for 'da-DK' has not been installed or does not exist.
# JInstaller::install: The language file 'www/language/de-DE/de-DE.com_yvcomment.ini' could not be installed because the Administrator language package for 'de-DE' has not been installed or does not exist.
# JInstaller::install: The language file 'www/language/es-ES/es-ES.com_yvcomment.ini' could not be installed because the Administrator language package for 'es-ES' has not been installed or does not exist....etc)
This is normal.This may be normal also... on some page and for some yvComment settings...kingomar wrote: On the front end, it displays:
(yvComment_p002; InstanceID=3446; task=commentdisplay; ArticleID=0; yvCommentID=0; nCommentsTotal=0; DisplayTo=component)