By maastrix on

Since checking comments is a lot of work (and I hate checking comments for old posts), I would like the ability to disable comment for nodes that are older than two weeks. The existing comments should still be readable.

So I would guess a simple hack could hide and disable the commentform when the publishtime + "comment time" is reached.

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Gman’s picture

Gman commented

Check out the Comment Closer module. It should be exactly what you need.

-Gman

fallacious’s picture

fallacious commented

http://drupal.org/node/14524

The module above might fit your needs.

mwu’s picture

mwu commented

those sound good
i use a "recent comments" blocks (views I think)

maastrix’s picture

maastrix commented

Yeah, they work great but I can't really figger out how it works on Flexinode Event posts. Commenting is still possible on an Event post, posted on the 28th of July, while the maximum commenting time is 1 week. That would mean that it would be impossible to comment after the 4th of July, right? Well... it isn't.

And yes, I did select the Event node to be controlled by commentcloser.. somehow weird the commentcloser only works on my stories, blogs and custom flexinode blogs.