change folder’s name from knowledge-building to knowledgebuilding will solve this problem but I think the creator will release next patch soon
Thanks for the reply! Cheers
Hi guys. Sorry for the inconvenience about the folder name. I’ve just committed version 0.4 which should have this fixed, and also handles Windows path names correctly. Any other problems? Just let me know. Cheers!
Great plugin! I’m trying to use it on my site, but I am having problems. I followed your instructions word for word; however, when I try to comment on a post where the Knowledge Building plugin is activated for, the comment field is disabled and I cannot submit anything. However, I can comment within post categories that are not directed by the plugin. Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you!
Hi Johnny. The comment field is disabled until you first select a knowledge type from the drop-down list above it. And press the button next to it. You’ll then get scaffolding information, and the comment box will be enabled.
If you can’t see a drop-down list above the comment box, then your theme is probably messing with the plugin. You should only use plugins that use the WordPress normal Walker method of displaying comments.
Thanks for the quick reply!
I am able to see a drop-down list above the comment box, and once I click the “Add Comment” button, Internet Explorer reports this error message:
Line:29
Char: 4782
Error: ‘url’ is null or not an object
Code: 0
Perhaps I should try out the default wordpress theme as you suggested. My current them does use Walker. Do you have any possible suggestions?
Thank you!
Johnny
I tried a different theme and received the same error message. I select a knowledge type, hit “Add Comment”, and that’s when I notice the error message. Maybe I have a conflict with another plugin?
Okay! I got it figured it out… I disabled a calendar plugin that integrated Google calendars. Now, I am able to successfully post.
Upon posting, I try to change the view of Show Notes “as thread”, “by knowledge type”, “by person”, and “by date.”
However, when I click any of these, IE reports this error message:
Line: 100
Char: 4
Error: ‘console’ is undefined
I’m sorry to be difficult! Any suggestions are welcome.
Update: it works perfect in Google Chrome, but it is in Firefox and IE that I receive that error message. (‘console’) is undefined.
Right, sorry about that. I had left some debug messages in there. They work on Chrome and on Firefox 3.x, but older Firefoxes and IE seem to get upset by them. Version 0.5.2 is now tagged, and has this fixed.
I still need to further optimize the sorting code – it does way too many jquery queries while sorting. When you have nearly 100 comments, things start getting way too slow…
You’re doing a great job – your plugin has been very useful in my classroom the past few days! Thank you!
