I am on the latest patched rvo
the site has been moved from localhost were it worked flawlessly to a remote host, everytime there is a refresh or a preview or a change to the quip and quip reply call, the page loses all css? I looked at the source code and the line for the link for the css is gone.
the call is this [[!Quip? &thread=`blog-post-[[*id]]` &threading=`0`]]
[[!QuipReply? &thread=`blog-post-[[*id]]` &requireAuth=`1`]]
client’s host is dreamhost
and I placed it in the template for pages which will be used for blog posts. I can figure out what it is, tried resetting friendly urls, file system paths, nothing seems to work. please any suggestions, this is a live site and the client really needed this feature for a community building effort.
I have also set the page to not chacheable and back no change between clearing cache
Link?
What do you mean with losing CSS? Quip called like you do, loads a standard CSS. Maybe this overwrites your CSS settings?
Thanks for the post, fthieme. I also noticed that these two links can be turned off in the Properties tab for the snippet entitled "Quip". I still find it weird that I can’t get any sort of moderation to work though (including having only logged in users even remove comments, let alone approve them to begin with under the components menu). You would think it would work like this by default. Halp! Anyone? Otherwise I think I gotta ditch comments altogether on this blog project (which saddens me).
:-\
You have to include &moderate=`1` in your QuipReply call. Works on my site...
OMG... I just knew it was going to be something that would make me feel super stupid... AND super happy. Thank you very much, fthieme. I’ll bet this is a RTFM in RTFM case too isn’t it? Regardless thanks again!! Doy.