Prevent Auto-abort /or/ enable plugin to be initialised at will via jquery

  • t22james

    (@t22james)


    10 years, 2 months ago

    On an ajax based site, it would be handy to control whether the plugin initialises or not.

    Use case: On a tag/category archive page (and other pages which cannot, or do not have comments enabled), I allow users to read posts inside an ajax popup window. However, as the plugin initially loads on the archive page, it auto-aborts as ‘comments aren’t enabled’. When the posts are then ajaxed onto the page, and a comment is made, the plugin doesn’t do anything.

    This is not an issue on my homepage, even though the user experience is exactly the same, as on a page I can set comments to be enabled, thus triggering the initial plugin load.

    I appreciate the control to allow the js files to be loaded on every page, but this seems half-hearted if we cannot make use of the files due to the auto-abort.

    Hopefully this could be as easy as a checkbox on the settings page?
    Alternative would be to allow me to initialise the plugin at will via my own .js, on the pages I want to init it.

    Many thanks for your consideration and for the otherwise amazing plugin!

    🙂

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-ajaxify-comments/

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  • janjonas

    (@janjonas)

    10 years, 2 months ago

    You can do the following:
    – Activate option “Always include scripts”
    – Use “Comment pages URL regex” to disable the auto initializing on all pages where the the comment form is dynamically created/added
    – Use javscript API to manually initialize the plugin on pages where the comment form is dynamically created/added:
    WPAC.Init();

    Hope this helps…

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