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TheMBC wrote:Okay, I fixed my problem. It's a great plugin! However, it should work without each article having to be Comments >> Unsorted Comments.

tomfox wrote:I just upgraded to the latest (1.14.0001) for Joomla 1.5.0 and the parameters no longer appear in the plugin page. I may have installed it incorrectly as I simply deleted the old version directories and replaced them with the new. So hence 3 questions:
1. How do I make the parameters re-appear?

tomfox wrote: 2. Is there a map of the files that are installed by yvcomment? I say this as it seems that I may not have uninstalled the old version correctly.

tomfox wrote: 3. Is there a dummy (aka me) guide to upgrading YV comments? I cannot see it on Yuri's otherwise excellent page.

vbr_82 wrote:Hi Yuri,
I have a problem posting comments as administrator (i didn't try but maybe that will happen also with registred users), when i post a comment it repeats it 3 times the same comment, and when i try to delete 1 of 3 it deletes the all 3 comment?!

Any suggestions?!

yvolk wrote:

vbr_82 wrote:Hi Yuri,
I have a problem posting comments as administrator (i didn't try but maybe that will happen also with registred users), when i post a comment it repeats it 3 times the same comment, and when i try to delete 1 of 3 it deletes the all 3 comment?!

Any suggestions?!

- Try to diasable. one by one, other extensions, to figure out, maybe some other extension interferes with yvComment...
- If no success, give me admin access to your site.

vbr_82 wrote:-it would be great if we can have a selectable list of comments, so we can delete, more than one comment at once

vbr_82 wrote:-It would be great if we can filter comments by article (comments of article), so we can reset comment for exact article

vbr_82 wrote:-and may be the last, will be nice to have the number of comments each user made, next to his user name

Hi Yuri,
I am developing a site using Joomla! 1.5.1 Production/Stable. I just installed yvComment to take a look. It seems very promising.

The question I have is regarding using this tool in custom components I am developing. My initial thoughts are it is too integrated with Articles to be used elsewhere. Is this correct? If not, do you have some details on how to apply it to other components?

Thanks in advance, and keep up the great work!
Nick

if ($this->params->get('execute_content_plugins')) {
  $dispatcher = JDispatcher::getInstance();      
  $results = $dispatcher->trigger('onAfterDisplayContent', array (&$item, null, 0));
  echo trim(implode("\n", $results));
} 

vidtmp004 wrote:After installing this component now on each page after comment area there is a link to authors page:
yvComment v.1.14.2 with link.

This is actually single reason why I cannot use this component. Is there any way I can remove this link? I have a feeling that this link on each page will hurt my Googe page ranking, so there is no way I can use it like that.

Thanks

steamcrow wrote:Great extension. Works great for me, with no problems.

However, I'm having a difficult time getting the comments link to look like it belongs to the correct article. I need to move it up.

I've tried to manipulate the css for yvComment, but it doesn't seem to help.

You can see what I'm talking about here:

http://www.steamcrow.com

(See how the comments line up with the titles below)

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!

 .NumCommentsAlone{
position:relative;
top:-20px;
}

vbr_82 wrote:Yuri, is it possible to add the comment link next to read more...?
Like this :
Read more... | Add Comment | Some other links
?!!

steamcrow wrote:...I'm having a difficult time getting the comments link to look like it belongs to the correct article. I need to move it up.
I've tried to manipulate the css for yvComment, but it doesn't seem to help.

echo $item->avatar;

alpha wrote:Is there some setting within the plugin that will allow me to indicate to the non-registered user that the comment system exists -- but that he/she needs to be registered and logged in to use it?

$user =& JFactory::getUser();
  if ($user->get('guest')) {
  echo 'Please register or log-on to add your comments!';
}

...in order to stimulate users to register/to log in, you may put something like this in your template...

<?php if ($my->gid < 1) {echo 'Please log in or <strong><a href="/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=registers">register</a></strong> to add your comments to articles on foobar.org';} ?>

alpha wrote:

...in order to stimulate users to register/to log in, you may put something like this in your template...

I already came up with a workaround like that -- more specifically:

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<?php if ($my->gid < 1) {echo 'Please log in or <strong><a href="/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=registers">register</a></strong> to add your comments to articles on foobar.org';} ?>

The problem with that, though, is that it shows up everywhere on the site rather than just is associated with the content where comments are allowed. I just hate having to do workarounds like this -- so consider it an item on your wishlist for an upcoming version!!!

alpha wrote:I don't want non-registered users to be able to post comments to a site I am working on, but with the "Allow guests to add comments" option set to "No", there is nothing that I can see that tells the user something like "Please register or log-on to add your comments" in a place similar to where the "Add your comment" link now appears. Is there some setting within the plugin that will allow me to indicate to the non-registered user that the comment system exists -- but that he/she needs to be registered and logged in to use it?

Thx!

Free4joomla wrote:

alpha wrote:I don't want non-registered users to be able to post comments to a site I am working on, but with the "Allow guests to add comments" option set to "No", there is nothing that I can see that tells the user something like "Please register or log-on to add your comments" in a place similar to where the "Add your comment" link now appears. Is there some setting within the plugin that will allow me to indicate to the non-registered user that the comment system exists -- but that he/she needs to be registered and logged in to use it?

Thx!

yes..this is indeed an problem... it can be very confusing for users ...what can it be done for this problem?

markp17 wrote:Firstly what a great and useful plugin this is..

markp17 wrote:This is what I want to do, I want to display it on the Poll results pages...
any suggestions?