Closed (fixed)
Project:
AJAX Comments
Version:
6.x-1.8
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
8 Mar 2009 at 20:29 UTC
Updated:
12 Nov 2010 at 02:40 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
neochief commentedWell, I didn't ever used it, so you may try yourself.
Comment #2
Flying Drupalist commentedWell when a page is cached I get this error:
an error occurred. /ajax_comments/js
Comment #3
pixelpreview@gmail.com commenteddo you try to set the path in authcache settings like this
*/ajax_comments/*
ajax_comments/js*
I have a lot of ajax modules and authcache and this solution works for quicktabs, exposed filters in ajax (views) ...
Comment #4
stephencarr commentedUnfortunately this does not work. I am having the same error.
Comment #5
pixelpreview@gmail.com commentedyou are not alone ...
http://drupal.org/node/412368
Comment #6
Jonah Ellison commentedAJAX Comments implements custom caching functions that interact with Drupal core caching tables. Some sites may use third-party caching systems, however, such as CacheRouter and Memcache. This patch has two fixes:
$conf['cache_inc']is defined, then calling cache_get instead of interacting with Drupal core database tables.Comment #7
neochief commentedwow, this patch can be really handy. Can someone test it?
Comment #8
dicreat commentedPatch work for me on site with memcache.
Comment #9
pixelpreview@gmail.com commentedI confirm, it works with authcache module actived on my site.
thank you Jonah
Comment #10
manuel garcia commentedSubscribing, this issue seems to be related to #353607: Mollom support for Drupal 6
Changing the status to needs review, although the patch seems to be working already.
Comment #11
fortis commentedThis patch works for version 1.8, but I cannot delete comments
Comment #12
neochief commentedFor 1.8 you should not apply the patch, as it's already there.
Comment #14
rokape commentedHow to patch this???????
Comment #15
tntclaus commented>> For 1.8 you should not apply the patch, as it's already there.
I use 1.8 and bug is still there. I applyed patch from #6 and it solved the problem.
I don't have any problems nither with publishing comment nor with deleting them.
Using authcache + cacherouter.
Comment #16
rjbrown99 commentedThe commit was made to -dev, and it seems to work for me. Please move to -dev if you have a need for this or wait for a 1.9 release.
Comment #17
pixelpreview@gmail.com commentedI use memcache with authcache
since I have actived memcache, I have no errors but the page is not refreshed
the comment is good send but I must do F5 to see it
I have patched the module
without memcache enabled I don't have this problem