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maddog_chrisuk
PostPosted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:04 pm 
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Help Needed in setting this up.

I have installed the module
I have setup a new section called Comments
I have setup a new catogory called Comments.

but I would like to know how i get the comments box to display on the homepage, so people can leave comments.

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yvolk
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maddog_chrisuk wrote:
I have installed the module
I have setup a new section called Comments
I have setup a new catogory called Comments.

but I would like to know how i get the comments box to display on the homepage, so people can leave comments.

Hi, you mentioned three of about 30 steps  :)
...Maybe you didn't allow guests to add comments?

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tapsus
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Hello,

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.

Thank you
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yvolk
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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.

No, there is no such option.

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  :(

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tresan
PostPosted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 11:23 pm 
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Just installed yvComment on a fresh 1.5 stable install.

Installed and configured as supposed (also got it running on a RC3 site in a previous version).

Now i get this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/www/components/com_yvcomment/views/comment/tmpl/default.php on line 93

Also when i installed i got a lot of errors on languages not beeing installed - it only installed the files to the languages that was allready installed on the site.

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pollen8
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i got the same error - here's how i fixed it

on line 93 replace

Code:
JDispatcher::getInstance->trigger('onPrepareContent', array (&$item, null, 0));


with

Code:
JDispatcher::getInstance();
$dispatcher->trigger('onPrepareContent', array (&$item, null, 0));


then on line 199(ish) replace

Code:
JDispatcher::getInstance->trigger('onAfterDisplayContent', array (&$item, null, 0));


with

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$dispatcher->trigger('onAfterDisplayContent', array (&$item, null, 0));


I guess this is a php version issue
The site Im working on is running off PHP: 4.4.7

I've not got further into looking at the plugin - but

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yvolk
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pollen8 wrote:
i got the same error - here's how i fixed it

Thank you, pals!

As I wrote in the Troubleshooting section of yvComment:
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Please note, that I didn't test latest versions of yvComment under PHP4...

I've uploaded fixed version, 1.12.3. Is everything Ok now?

tresan wrote:
Also when i installed i got a lot of errors on languages not beeing installed - it only installed the files to the languages that was allready installed on the site.

This known bug of Joomla! Please ignore it.

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tresan
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Works Great :)

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tresan
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Small bug on admin side: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/www/components/com_yvcomment/views/list/tmpl/default.php on line 57

      $ascending = (boolean)($this->params->get('orderby_pri') == 'date');

As far as i can see is the problem.

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yvolk
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tresan wrote:
Small bug on admin side: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/www/components/com_yvcomment/views/list/tmpl/default.php on line 57

      $ascending = (boolean)($this->params->get('orderby_pri') == 'date');

As far as i can see is the problem.

No, this was the same problem as found earlier... Fixed and uploaded package. (the same v.1.12.3)

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kade119
PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:25 pm 
is there a way to have multiple forms on one page?  and have the comments go to a persons e-mail?
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yvolk
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kade119 wrote:
is there a way to have multiple forms on one page?

May you describe, why do you need this, how do you plan to use such feature?

kade119 wrote:
is there a way ...  have the comments go to a persons e-mail?

No, see this message. Do you want to implement it?

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kade119
PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:06 pm 
i have 4 different .pdf files each applying to a specific topic "recommendations" and the client wants a comment/feedback box for each article and all this has to be on the same page .. well i need a page for the comment boxes regarding each topic
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yvolk
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kade119 wrote:
i have 4 different .pdf files each applying to a specific topic "recommendations" and the client wants a comment/feedback box for each article and all this has to be on the same page .. well i need a page for the comment boxes regarding each topic

So, if we go further, you want to have:
- on one page: several articles AND comments for each article (including links/forms to add new comments for each article)
- this behaviour of yvComment should be configured to occur on this one page only (and not on the whole site).

As I understand, you'll have to create some section/category blog view for these articles.

...I think, I'll change yvComment so, that it will work correctly with multiple forms on one page.
And this 'specific' behaviour for one menu item may be hardcoded (patched) into yvComment (by yourself).
...or maybe you may propose some "universal approach", that would be used by many users?

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kade119
PostPosted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 2:49 pm 
yes thats exactly what i mean, i think it would be good overall for the extension itself to have the option to be produced more than once on a page..  since it cannot be duplicated like a module
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yvolk
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kade119 wrote:
yes thats exactly what i mean, i think it would be good overall for the extension itself to have the option to be produced more than once on a page..  since it cannot be duplicated like a module

Ability to have multiple forms on one page is implemented already (in v.1.12.4).
So, if you would find out, how to show three articles in 'article' view on one page, yvComment will show three forms...

Currently, I don't know, how to make such 'specific' behaviour (show comments and form in 'blog' view) for one menu item (this parameter should appear in the menu, not in yvComment...), this is why I wrote about a patch.

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kade119
PostPosted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 3:32 pm 
okay well i appreciate the extension and your work


i think i asked this one before but is there a way to have it e-mail to an actual inbox?
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kade119 wrote:
i think i asked this one before but is there a way to have it e-mail to an actual inbox?

See v.1.11 (December 16, 2007), point 2.

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I tried to install this plugin and I'm using the 9961 build of joomla 1.5 but have MySQL v 4.122-standard.  I asked my hosting company if they could upgrade but they said they don't know when they'll do that yet but I could install my own copy... might try that but first I want to know if that's the reason I'm getting the following error message when I try to install: It said "failed to find XML setup file".  Any thoughts?
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lividsnails wrote:
I tried to install this plugin and I'm using the 9961 build of joomla 1.5 but have MySQL v 4.122-standard.  I asked my hosting company if they could upgrade but they said they don't know when they'll do that yet but I could install my own copy... might try that but first I want to know if that's the reason I'm getting the following error message when I try to install: It said "failed to find XML setup file".  Any thoughts?

RTFM: Please read instructions on the Homepage  ;).
Tip: Section "1. Installation of Joomla! and it's extension(s)"

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yeah I read all that already.  I wouldn't have posted if it answered my question.  :-\

should I take it that you think then that the database version is indeed the reason for this problem?
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Hi, this may sound dumb, but I am brand new to Joomla and CMS systems in general. My hosting provider gave me Joomla Version 1.0.13 Stable [ Sunglow ] 21 July 2007 16:00 UTC. I assume that this doesnt work for anything less then 1.5?

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Right, raptureboi.  You could ask your hosting provider to install the newest version of joomla for you though and they probably will.  Only thing is it's so new there aren't very many extensions for it yet.  This is one of the few that are out there.  But I bet in 6 months there'll be tons.
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So if i wanted to install 1.5, is it possible to do so without losing my website contents? Is there documentation on upgrading the version?

Thanks!
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lividsnails wrote:
yeah I read all that already.  I wouldn't have posted if it answered my question.  :-\

should I take it that you think then that the database version is indeed the reason for this problem?

Here is the answer from the above cited page:
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Install yvComment itself.
It is required to install both "yvComment Component" and "yvComment Plugin". Distribution package (yvComment.zip) contains both Component and Plugin zipped files inside it, so you have to extract yvCommentComponentX.XX.XXX.zip and yvCommentPluginX.XX.XXX.zip from that package and install them one by one.

Is it clear, or maybe I should explain this in other words?

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Hi again! :)
I have a little problem again, this time CSS-related. Depending on where to place yvcomment (inside/below article frame) I get good and bad results. When using inside article frame the Comments (x) on the frontpage shows just perfect but the comments and form is often really wrong when browsing an article. If I use below article frame the result is on the contrary.
Can I do so I can use both the options? Or where can I change it in the CSS (and which file?)?

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Mika3l wrote:
I have a little problem again, this time CSS-related. Depending on where to place yvcomment (inside/below article frame) I get good and bad results. When using inside article frame the Comments (x) on the frontpage shows just perfect but the comments and form is often really wrong when browsing an article. If I use below article frame the result is on the contrary.
Can I do so I can use both the options?

No, currently it is not possible.
Mika3l wrote:
Or where can I change it in the CSS (and which file?)?

The best way to customize yvComment's styles is:
1. Set (Advanced) 'Use default CSS file' parameter to 'No'
2. Copy contents of 'components/com_yvcomment/assets/default.css' file to your template's CSS and play with it...

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Ok, I will test that. Thanks for your support. :)
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What's new in yvComment v.1.12.5:

1. Added option "Execute content plugins". Enabling this option allows you to use (in theory, all) content plugins with yvComment, just like for Articles. This option is disabled ('No') by default to prevent possible incompatibility with content plugins. This option was successfully tested with these plugins:
  • 'Avatar/Gravatar 1.05' (adding author's avatars to comments).
  • Joomla! core content plugins: Content - Email Cloaking, GeSHi.
  • yvBBCode and yvSmiley. Please note, that these two extensions work faster, when they are not used as Content plugins, but are configured to replace text of the whole page. So, I recommend to configure yvBBCode and yvSmiley not to "Enable Smileys for the text of Articles" (this means 'don't act as content plugin').
2. Added translations:
  • Italian (Thanks to Sergio De Falco aka SGr33n).
  • Hungarian (Thanks to Andor Szathmári).
  • Chinese (Thanks to baijianpeng).

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oh great,i'd try this new version tonight,thanx for keeping developping
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