Possible to include and upload images to your comments
Hi,
I can't seem to make it possible for a standard "Authenticated" user to upload images or include them in their comment posts. This is a very important feature for us.
Can anyone point me into the right direction?
Read moreCommentPress-style commenting
Hopefully someone hasn't already started on this and I missed it, but I was in a conversation recently about a CommentPress-style commenting module for Drupal. Searching Drupal.org only came up with this: http://drupal.org/node/196316 .
Anyone else interested in this?
I've started work on a module called Open Review to do this. Partially working demo is up in my blog, and code is in github.
Read moreHow to kill handbook comments
Just had a bit of a lightbulb moment (and maybe this idea has come up before?) about how to eventually kill comments on handbook pages. Someone asked how we could make sure conversations about a particular page were still visible if they were happening in the issue queue instead of as comments.
I thought, and this is what seemed like a good idea:
- add a field on the issue node-add form for a referenced d.o NID (to reference the handbook page the issue is about)
- build a view block for the handbook pages that displays any issues related to the page
Ta-da?
Read moreUsability testing Drupal's comment form: findings and how to fix it's problems
As part of a bigger usability testing, we recently usability tested Drupal 6 comment form.
I wrote a pretty detailed blog post on my blog.
Some of our findings generated the following issues:
http://drupal.org/node/796236
http://drupal.org/node/632380#comment-2962104
Interested in hearing your opinions.
Thanks,
Fabio Varesano
Read moreOpenPublish Documentation - Now With Comments
In order to provide better, richer documentation, we have enabled commenting for OpenPublish documentation's book pages @ http://openpublishapp.com/doc/
Documentation is strictly moderated for spam and off-topic. We have to apologize for overly restrictive moderation and we may relax it in the future, but for now this is the only way to ensure that we do not end-up with long pages of disjointed discussions.
Read moreDel av Disqusscript kommer med i sökresultat
Hej!
Jag har hjälpt en kund att implementera Disqus-modulen på hans webbtidning. Han använder Drupal 5.1. Det verkar fungera fint (efter att ha installerat v 5.x-1.3 då de senare versionerna inte fungerade) men när man använder sökfunktionen så syns script från Disqus i sökresultaten. Detta dyker upp under rubriken till respektive inlägg där en ingress egentligen borde finnas. (Har bifogat en bild på hur det ser ut.)
Read moreCommenting not availabe in view
I've been trying to get the default drupal comments list and form to show up for this view I've created but it just won't work. I've even tried installing the comment block mod and placing the blocks where they should show up.
The view has a page and a block display (page is articles/%) and I've made sure that the page content type has comments turned on (read and write) yet still nothing. Commenting works everywhere else but not on the views page.
Any idea what could be wrong?
Read moreAlternatives to "Comment block" for moving comments
I feel like this should be a basic bit, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to move comments around in a theme.
Comment Block does essentially what I want, but I'd rather due it in the theme and on a per-node-type basis, rather than across the site and via blocks.
Is it in node.tpl.php? Tried Googling around but still couldn't find anything.
Read moreBest module for administering comments?
What are the modules you use to administer comments (aka, remove offensive comments) on your sites?
We've been using the Flag module. It meets our needs, but I don't like that I can't have a view of all the users' offending comments. I want an admin interface that gives me in the information to say "I banned you because of x,y and z."
I thought this would be a big topic for the Newspapers on Drupal group but I couldn't find much mention of administrating comments.
Read moreAnvändarinloggning och hook_form_alter
Jag har en funktion som ska köras vid inloggning och använder därför hook_form_FORM_ID_alter(), alltså {modul}_form_user_login_alter. Det fungerar som jag tänkt. Problemet är att den inte verkar exekvera när man loggar genom att klicka på comment modulens länk till formuläret (logga in eller registrera dig för att kunna kommentera).
Det vanliga formuläret ligger på /user, och via comment /user/login men formid på dessa formulär är detsamma.
Är det någon som har en aning om varför det blir så här?
hook_form_FORM_ID_alter():





