Trying to decide what to do with comment permalinks when paging is turned on.
Tagged: comments RSS
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Ryan
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Ryan
Adding some options to comment paging. Sort order and page order.
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Andrew Ozz
Some changes and improvements to threaded comments: allows replying without JavaScript (patch contributed by Viper007Bond) and removes script dependency on jQuery. If the script fails for some reason (missing base css blocks, IDs, etc.) the no-js replying will be used instead.
Added 2 new template tags used to allow replying without js, comment_parent_field() comment_id_fields() outputs the hidden form fields holding the reference to the comment’s parent and the comment_post_ID, and comment_form_title() outputs a different title above the form when replying (optional).
Changes: cancel_comment_reply_link() takes only one argument text = ‘ ‘, the rest is set from js. The DIV surrounding it shouldn’t be hidden (for supporting no-js mode) and is optional.
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Ryan
Maybe bundle the comment ID in with the parent ID inside comment_parent_field() and rename comment_id_fields()? That way it takes care of both of the required hidden fields.
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Andrew Ozz
Good idea. The comments.php templates will have to be adjusted there a bit anyways, better to have one template tag that will output all necessary fields.
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Ryan
Done
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monika
ok there is one template tag and where can I translate all this in an individual way? the main gettext file -but now I can’t translate via theme .mo / .pot
or?
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Ryan
Dogfooding threaded comments on this blog.
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Ryan
First post!
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Ryan
Reply to first post.
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Daniel Fallenstein
Fyi: I can’t get it nested to the third level on an iPhone.
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Ryan
I have it set to only allow two levels, at the moment.
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Daniel Fallenstein
in this case… It appears to work just fine:-)
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Mark Jaquith
Todo: write a plugin that only allows the post author to post threaded replies.
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TANcast
As the owner of a multi-writer blog, would it be possible to humbly request an option in this plugin that allows “registered users” or “admins and editors” or somesuch to post threaded replies?
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Baris Unver
the left padding (margin?) is too much i think.
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Toni
Does a comment author get an email notification if someone replies to his or her comment?
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Ryan
No notifications. That’s still plugin territory.
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Nightstrike
Hey how did you get threaded comments on wordpress.com? All I’ve been able to find is how to get them on a downloaded wordpress.org installation, which, since I don’t have a web server, I can’t use?
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Ryan
We’re updating all of the themes on wordpress.com to support threading. Once they’re all done we’ll enable the threading options.
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Fabien and 2 others are discussing. 
Ryan
sivel.net has a howto on using the new comments API to separate comments from pings
Ryan
Alex landed a comment type filter for edit-comments.php. You can view all types, just comments, just trackbacks, or just pingbacks.
Ryan
Otto has a great post on updating themes to use threaded comments. If you try out the new comments API, let us know what would make your life easier.
Ryan
The comment paging patch is now usable. Time for review and then hopefully commit.
Ryan
Hailin got a start on adding paging to the walker. Need to take this and hook it up to wp_list_comments() to allow comment paging.
Ryan
Added a “Close comments for old posts” setting to Settings->Discussion. This is a popular plugin and oft requested feature.
Petter 7:06 pm on October 22, 2008 Permalink |
I beleive the paged comments will be my favorite new WP 2.7 feature. If you keep me waiting much longer I’ll go betatesting :-S
Suskun 9:07 am on October 23, 2008 Permalink |
in one of the nightly builts, there was an option in comments section called “quick edit” which was very usefull. in coming releases will it be back?
Ryan 3:40 pm on October 23, 2008 Permalink |
Quick Edit is still there. Double click on the row.
Fabien 2:46 pm on October 23, 2008 Permalink |
The Paged Comments plugin has some interesting options : of course the order of comments but also an option to choose if the last comment-page will contain the maximum number of comments allowed on a page or not (fill last page option).
I don’t know if there will be any ajax stuff to browse between comment pages, but if not, repeating the same article content on each page could be bad for SEO (duplicate content). Maybe an option like on_first_comment_page() could solve the problem (with a much appropriate name of course, but you have the point).
Thanks for your great work and sorry for my english (French) .
monika 10:44 pm on October 25, 2008 Permalink |
I’m writing much tuts-and they have most of the time >100 comments. So I tried paged comments. But I have to realize that user do not read *comment-page-4*
so I have same questions most of the time,
is there a way for a *comment search*?
and yes – please give me the chance to seo optimize the paged comments, because too much internal dc is very bad for a website.
thanks a lot
Monika