@nuan88-
FYI, I'm on 2.3.x (see my last reply on thread) - it seems that Discuss is probably not compatible either with not only js conflicts but other? As I mentioned and detailed throughout the day yesterday before editing or removing some posts - I installed Discuss on the latest 2.3.1 3-4x totally fresh, tediously clearing all files and database entries leftover by hand. Hours of work - apparently Discuss was not tested on 2.3.x. Well, I ended up doing it apparently.
Quote from: nuan88 at Oct 22, 2014, 08:12 AMBy the way that 3 minutes to fix is 90% opening folders in the tree and 10% deleting about 5 characters from a file
And 8 hours+ of working trying to correct simple theme mistakes. When you think of the masses of people out there who installed Discuss on the latest version and failed not good. I doubt that these people are going to create an account here and then cry and whine and post. I only do it because MODX is my favorite CMS and hands down choice for development, superior over all others. I am legitimately trying to help. Problem concerning the handling of Discuss imo: Failure of communication/labeling that the current package was not tested yet/compatible; poor design and javascript implementation; nightmarish db littering post-uninstallation!
If you are having a specific problem, bring it to us and the community will help you, without a doubt. But a post like this isn't helping anyone.
YES it is, for people who will have the same problem and search the forums and find helpful answers (the method of support for modx!) + I am bringing it to the community via the forums (the method of community on modx!). A forum is a forum. Regardless, My "documentation" and viewpoints should and will help. OR, like 5-6 years I could keep silent. Which do you prefer.
On a last note nuan88, I have taken my time and have given "free consultation advice" to help explicate and document problems found beyond asking for help and flying the coup. If you slam me or any other community member who complains, points out poor design, logic or functionality, then you would not be helping. Quick patching and ignoring is not a solution and apparently not even a short term fix when there are greater system/version compatability issues.
No harsh personal words intended at you are anyone else, beyond criticism (which is feedback and should be taken as helpful with a proactive attitude). Appreciate your help, I do!