Administer comments on own nodes - d6 module
atuyo60 - January 12, 2008 - 07:15
| Project: | User Comment |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | akaserer |
| Status: | closed |
| Issue tags: | administer, comments, D6, own nodes |
Description
Does the option to approve own blog comments only force the comments to site admins for approval while the blog owner himself cannot approve the comment? I can't seem to get the approve link to appear on his own blog
#1
Anyone maintaining the module? The approve links and unpublished posts only appear for a user's own blog when administer comments permission is given. But that also allows the user to administer site-wide comments.
#2
I have the same problem, did you find a solution?
#3
seems to be a bug, I do not have the time to check the code at the moment so I have refrained from installing it on my live site for now... am wondering why no one reported this though...
#4
You should be able to turn on links for users without turning on full on comment administration. It's been working fine on my site for months, but I'm still on 5.1, so I wonder if it's a drupal version issue? What version are you on?
#5
Drupal 5.5, it doesn't seem to work here...
#6
5.1
Exactly like you, turn off Comment administration and turn on approve,delete own ... content.
When i login i can't manage comment!
#7
This module doesn't work on my Drupal and there a lot of incorrect places in code... so just now I make another similar "hack module" - see it below. It uses absolutely another technique - it fix access rights on fly. It's not yet tested enough and can have some security and others issues mb..
update 04.02.2008: sometimes user has full access to all comments... temporarily... because of menu cache...
#8
@atuyo60, @gruso: what other modules are you using? i'm wondering if there's some conflict with some other module?
@edhel: can you specify what you think is wrong with the code? it's admittedly been a while since i've looked at the code b/c, like i said, it's been working fine for me for months.
#9
Has this issue showed up? Again?
Mike
#10
I did not enable the module for my production site and I will be upgrading to Drupal 6 soon, I do need a working port of this. Might take a look at the code when I have the time.
#11
@ Edhel, #7.
I had trouble with usercomments so I installed your module and it works well. Then I created a view for the users (now with comment admin powers) to view all their pending comments, then they could 'edit' and 'publish' comments one by one.
Emails notification: I'll look for some other module to manage emailing the author of a node once a comment is posted, whether the comment needed approval or not.. I may use the workflow-ng module I'm looking here: http://drupal.org/node/156531
#12
Why do you need a administer_comment ROLE?
<?php$user->roles[$rid] = 'administer_comments';
?>
I was expecting something more like "administer comments of own content" access for existing roles.
Usercomments module is not functional at all.
This little module (#7) is doing what it has to do. I would recommend this feature as a small addition:
"edit comments on own content"
"delete comments from own content"
It would be more helpful to separate those two access permissions for roles.
#13
adding myself to the queue, the approvation of own comments seems broken also here on D5.14, no link appearing below nodes.
#14
I'm no longer supporting 5.x, but I just did a little work on the 6.x version and these issues should be resolved in the latest dev tarball.
#15
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.
#16
here is the updated modules from
#7
edhel - February 4, 2008 - 14:24
for d6
the only trouble i have with this module is that it shows all the links below the comment (same like with 'administer comments' permission)
e.g. fasttoggle-link (from http://drupal.org/project/fasttoggle) below, but the user does not have permission for this action
#17
Hi akaserer,
I'd like to know how this module works, i really need this functions but usercomment doesn't works at all, could you tell me how to use administer_comments?,
Also when i install, i get this
warning: mysql_insert_id() [function.mysql-insert-id]: A link to the server could not be established in .../sites/all/modules/administer_comments/administer_comments.install on line 5.Thanks
#18
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#19
hi
the code i posted was just an update and review of the code from post #7.
line 5 just creates a new role:
just try to uncomment (using php // ) these function, you dont realy need this
//function administer_comments_install() {// db_query ( "INSERT INTO {role} (name) VALUES ('%s')", 'administer_comments' );
// $rid = mysql_insert_id ();
// variable_set ( 'administer_comments_role', $rid );
// db_query ( "INSERT INTO {permission} (rid, perm) VALUES (%d, '%s')", $rid, 'administer comments' );
//}
after installing the module you need to give any role the 'administer comments' permission
good luck
another way is to patch commend.module (i dont recommend that) - see patch attached
#20
Ok, i don't know but maybe i'm doing something wrong, all users get always administer comments permission on all comments, they always see administration links below, and yes they have permission for this actions.
I have to say that now i can use user_comments module, so thanks anyway.
Regards,