janjonas

Hi,

thanks for your comment. The problem is, that the Kama SpamBlock is not initialized properly after a comment was posted with AJAX.

To fix this you can set the following JavaScript callbacks on the WP-Ajaxify-Comments settings page:

Before select elements:
if (!window['Kama_Nounce']) window['Kama_Nounce'] = document.getElementById('submit').onclick;

After update comments:
document.getElementById('submit').onclick = window['Kama_Nounce'];

Please replace “submit” by the id of your submit button if your theme does not use the id “submit” (defined in the kama_spamblock.php in variable $sibmit_button_id)

Hope this helps…

I cannot test the comments without a login …

Hi,

please try out the new developer version 0.9.0 (http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip). I’v minimized the number of queries to one per page load.
In future versions I will add an option to enable the plugin on “none-single-post”-pages and this option will require at least one query per page.

Hope this helps …

Is your site public available?

I do not think the “Anchor element not found” error is the problem. If this error occurs the plugin is not able to scroll to the new comment. The ajax part (inserting new comments) should not be effected by this problem.

Thanks for your comment.
Could you please provide me some more details? Which (additional) queries do you see when enabling the plugin?

Ok, I see. This is not supported at the moment. I will think about supporting scenarios like yours out of the box in a future release…

The plugin does not initialize the AJAX functionality on “non-comment pages” and theses pages are detected by the following statement
((is_page() || is_single()) && comments_open($post->ID)
and I think this statement returns false on your category pages.

Which theme are you using? How do I create such a category page with a comment form?