I'm using the latest dev build of Ajax Comments with the Comment Bonus API, and it is not working on a default development environment version of Drupal 6.14. My comment code is not being overwritten with the Ajax Comments, (class="ajax-comments-processed").

Could this be an issue with XAMPP permissions or missing something? I've seen another issue where it simply "does not work", is this being reported by more users?

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated

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rigidkitchen’s picture

rigidkitchen commented
Assigned: rigidkitchen » Unassigned
Status: Needs review » Active
cybershan’s picture

cybershan commented

I got the same problem, Not working in Drupal 6.14.

rigidkitchen’s picture

rigidkitchen commented
Title: NOT WORKING » NOT WORKING in Drupal 6.14 vanilla install
MichaelP’s picture

MichaelP commented

Same story on 6.14 and 6.x-1.8. Disabling awaiting any progress..

rigidkitchen’s picture

rigidkitchen commented
Priority: Normal » Critical

So has development on this module stopped?

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neochief commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Hey guys, it's open source. If you have a problem, take a look in the code and find the reason why it doesn't work for you. Then, report a specific problem. For 1500 people it works fine.

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rigidkitchen commented

Didn't mean to step on your toes, however, the lack basic functionality on a default, untouched copy of 6.14 on both XAMPP and a remote host makes me think something broke with the module with 6.14.

Should I be editing something in my default comment module?

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neochief commented

You should not. Most common problem with vanilla installation is that people don't enable "Comments under the form" option in comments or don't enable needed content type in ajax comments settings. I suggest you to start from rechecking these settings first.

rigidkitchen’s picture

rigidkitchen commented
Priority: Critical » Minor
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

Yes, through trial and error (and looking at the INSTALL.TXT forty times), I was able to figure out the location of the comment settings. Maybe you could include this in INSTALL.TXT:

administer comment settings: administer >> content >> comments >> settings

From here: http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/comment/

I also changed the Zen theme's comment.tpl.php's line 34 from this:

<div class="<?php print $classes; ?>"><div class="comment-inner clear-block">

to this:

<div class="comment"><div class="<?php print $classes; ?>">

It may be common knowledge to someone who has been working with drupal for years, but having just made the switch from Wordpress I am finding the heaps of nested menus and hidden options a bit overwhelming.

My apologies for wasting your time! Thanks for a great module.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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Equinger commented

Really helpful guys, saved me some grief. I appreciate it.

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detly commented

...people don't enable "Comments under the form" option in comments...

Where is this setting?

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detly commented

Ah, I found it, it's under the settings for the particular content type. I've enabled it and still nothing. When a user (authenticated or logged in) click "save", they end up on a page with only the node contents and the form. Not even the other comments are visible. Firebug shows that no XMLHttpRequests are sent. Looking at the elements I see that the save button has the id "ajax-comments-submit."

This is on Drupal 6.16 with PHP 5.3 in Debian Squeeze.