janjonas
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In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] Akismet compatible?I’m not aware of any problems with Akismet. Both plugins should be compatible.
Please reopen this thread if you need further assistance…Thanks for your message. Could you please send me a link to a page where I can reproduce the problem?
Thanks for the feedback. I see the problem and need some time to add a workaround in the plugin. This seems to be a WordPress problem that exists by design. You even get the problem, in the default theme when using paged comments: If you are on the first comment page, the page always completely reloads instead of just jumping to the anchor when clicking a comment permalink. The problem is the /comment-page-1/ part in the comment permalink because this path is missing in the browser’s URL resp. the WordPress rewrite rules automatically removes it.
Thanks for your feedback. Could you please again send me a link, where I can reproduce the problem?
Best regards,
JanPlease try out the new developer version 0.23.0 from here http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip. This version includes a bugfix that could solve your problems.
If it does not help, please leave me a message…
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In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] Comment-withimagesMark this thread as resolved.
Thanks for your comment. I see the problem and try to fix it in the next version…
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In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] Comment-withimagesI guess you want to “ajaxify” a comment form that was extended by a upload form. I’m sorry, but file uploads are not supported by my plugin…
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In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] load .js in footerThanks for your comment. Please try out the new developer version 0.23.0 from here http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip. I’ve added an option to place scripts in the footer.
Hope this helps…
This should work, but the plugin may needs to be configured depending on your theme.
You can enable plugin’s the debug mode and take a look into the browser console. If this does not help, please provide me a link to your page where I can reproduce the problem…Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] Your WPML license requestYes,it’s me 🙂
Thanks for your message and your support.I think I understand the problem, but I need a copy of the WPML code to see how it works in detail and to make sure everything is 100% compatible to WordPress environments that uses WPML and those that do not use WPML. Please contact me here http://blog.janjonas.net/contact.
Thanks
JanForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] Load js via https?Thanks for your comment. Please try out the most recent developer version from here: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip
This version includes a fix for HTTPS.Hope this helps…
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In reply to: [Ajaxify Comments - Ajax and Lazy Loading Comments] Blank page after updateI will mark this topic as resolved. As I’ve written in my email the problem is not caused by my plugin and I need a backup of your environment to to some further examinations.
Best regards,
JanI’ve added the (expert) option “Optimize AJAX response” to the most recent developer version of the plugin (see http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip).
Enabling this option reduces the HTML code that is returned for AJAX requests. At the moment, this option removes the post content and the plugin’s JavaScript code since this code is not needed when refreshing or posting the comments. Maybe I will find more HTML content that could be removed.
And please keep in mind: If you need ultimate performance and AJAX features for your WordPress page, you shouldn’t use this generic plugin that works with almost every theme but use a custom solution that uses for example JSON to transfer the data from the server to the client.