janjonas
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Isn’t it possible to activate/deactivate Jetpack’s comment functionality as shown here http://jetpack.me/support/comments/ and http://jetpackme.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/comments_activate.jpg?
I’m sure there are ways to add the comment form on other pages (like the home page). You could try to customize your theme or try to find an other plugin that does the job.
Unfortunately, I’m not aware of any plugins that that allows comments using Facebook or Google+ accounts, but I’m sure such plugins exist.In detail the problem with Jetpack is, that is uses an iframe to load a Jetpack comment form and that’s why my plugin cannot hook into the comment form to add AJAX functionality.
But as far as I’ve tested your page the Jetpack plugin also offers some AJAX-like functionalities. So the question is: Which functionality are you missing on your site that you would like to add with my plugin?
Do you use the Jetpack plugin? It seems that the Jetpack plugin has its own comment form and its own comment functionality.
In order to use the WP-Ajaxify-Comments i would suggest to deactivate the Jetpack comments.Hope this helps…
Please try to set the “Comments container selector” to
#commentsHope this helps…
Thanks for the feedback and the review. I will put the edit/remove feature on my todo list.
As far as I’ve debugged your site you already use the plugin “WP Ajax Edit Comments” to add ajax functionality to the comments form. I would suggest you use either these plugin or my plugin…
Please try to set the “Comments container selector” to
#comment-wrapHope this helps…
[X] Resolved
0.17.2 was released today. I will mark this topic as resolved. Please feel free to reopen the thread if you need further assistance…
Thanks for your feedback.
Hi,
please try to set the ‘OnBeforeSubmitComment’ callback on the plugin’s settings page to:
document.getElementById("comment").value = tinyMCE.getInstanceById("comment").getContent();Hope this helps…
Does it work for the first click, when the plugin is disabled?
Could you also try to disable the WYSIWYG editor if this feature is hard-coded in the theme. Just to find out, what is the cause for the problem…
Hi,
thanks for your comment. Please try out the most recent developer version 0.17.2 from here http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip.
Hope this helps…
Thanks for the feedback. I will mark this topic as resolved. Please don’t hesitate to reopen the thread if you need further assistance…
Could you post the comment in IE8 when the WP-Ajaxify-Comments plugin is disabled?
Could you please send me a link where I can reproduce the problem?
