Tranny

Thanks for your responses man. I appreciate every developer who puts time and effort toward making plugins. This one simply did not work out for me. I spent too much time trying to make use of it, but could not. If a plugin takes so much time to get going, and it doesn’t even go after that, it’s just not worth the hassle anymore.

I’m saddened by W3 developer abandoning his plugin, which I used for many years, but obviously it’s time to go, especially since W3 still uses PHP rules that are no longer supported in PHP7. But with other caching plugins available, spending excessive amount of time trying to tinker one that just wouldn’t work doesn’t make sense. I got rid of it and moved on to a different one.

Hello Jason,

thanks for your response. You mentioned plugins recommended on the settings screen, but the screenshot of your options page doesn’t show any such recommendations. What am I missing?

If you could provide an option to have child comments encapsulated within a parent comment by way of a thin border, that may be an easier option to implement, and would go a long way to making comments easier to follow on busy sites. I will likely become a paying customer when such option becomes available.

First of all, let me say again that you got a very nice plugin, and I applaud you to creating this awesomeness. I don’t have the best communication skills, so I probably come across incorrectly, but this has not changed. I think this is a fantastic plugin and I can’t say anything other than all good things about the coders who made it. Furthermore, your dedicated and speedy responses to concerns raised here are remarkable – it speaks volumes about your company, and certainly reassures interested parties that should such need for support arise, you got them covered.

What I like about your plugin is the ability to allow members to edit their comments, the ability for the admin to set the time limit for editing of comments, and the ability to vote comments up or down, and to sort them by most upvoted. This is what makes me want to use your plugin. Things like social links or subscription options I would not use.

But what I would like to see is the ability to use the plugin with website’s native styling. Right now you are basically forcing your own styling on the user.

Additional possible new features to consider (though lack of those is not a deal breaker for me, but would be most welcome), is the ability to only have an upvote button, and no downvote, and a widget that would allow to display either the most upvoted comments of all time, or the most upvoted comments during a time period specified by the admin (such as during the last 24 hours, to show yesterday’s most popular comment).

Also, the possibility to convert video links from YouTube, LiveLeak, Vimeo, etc into iframe embeds in the comments would be fantastic.

Your remarkable dedication to answer all questions on these forums make me want to buy some of your pro plugins 🙂

So in other words, I can only change colors and backgrounds, but I will lose my styling of comments because it would be overridden by your plugin’s styling, correct?

If that’s the case, this basically closes the door to the plugin for me, so I would just make a suggestion to perhaps consider in one of your future releases to allow an option to inherit current theme’s styling.

I’ve enabled Enable when web host requires “Mail From” strictly tied to site. I’ll see if there is any change.

What do I look for in the log files?