Support/Comments for Quip 1.0.2-pl

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splittingred Reply #1, 16 years, 1 month ago
This is an auto-generated topic for Quip 1.0.2-pl by splittingred.

Brief Description:

A simple commenting system for MODx Revolution, complete with a backend management interface, threading support, moderation, notifications, and more.
Note: Users who have overridden the default chunks in their installs may need to update those chunks to match the default behavior. The form tag in the &tplComment tpl was removed as of 1.0.1. You will also need to add a call to the QuipReply snippet to show the reply form.
Note that upgrading to 1.0 changes the markup a bit; comments are now in ol/li tags rather than just divs. If you want to revert back to the old style, set &useMargins=`1` in your Quip call.
New in 1.0.2
- Fixed bug with allowRemove parameter
- Fixed bug with ago filter in QuipLatestComments snippet
- Fixed bug where pre-existing request parameters werent persisting on links in quip comments
- Fixed issue where thread was not retrieved before form processing
- Fixed issue with GET params in approved request
- Restructured elements in package, cleaned up old files
New in 1.0.1:
- Properly redid ol/li support to properly nest tags
- Removed form tag in comment tpl
Note: After installing, you may need to "Flush All Sessions" (Security - Flush All Sessions) to reload the new Access Policy for the manager interface.See official documentation here: http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/ADDON/Quip
shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com

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norblenn Reply #2, 16 years, 1 month ago

I have implemented a small addition to snippet QuipLatestComments on my modx because I distingish between different kinds of comments.
(Modification of case ’thread’)

    
case 'family':
        if (empty($scriptProperties['family'])) return '';
        $c = $modx->newQuery('quipComment');
        $c->where(array(
            'quipComment.thread:LIKE' => $scriptProperties['family'],
        ));
        break;

call it with a SQL-’LIKE’-String: % = any count of chars, _ = one char

[[!QuipLatestComments? type=`family` &family=`blog%`]]

That’s all to do.

This works with known examples:

[[!Quip? &thread=`blogPostItem[[*id]]`]]

[[!QuipReply? &thread=`blogPostItem[[*id]]`]]