Support/Comments for Jot

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  virgil Reply #71, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Trying to get my head around making the templates- I hope in your final version you at least note what templates are used for the various portions of the snippet. One thing that’s driving me a bit nutty- There are inline styles for the jot-mod div elements- particularly the links to delete, etc. Are these in the template for the moderated display of comments? If not, where do the come from? A little hard to style this when I can’t target the class due to inline styles. Example (from firefox output)-
  
  

  <a href="/index.php?id=42&jot323377af=delete&jid323377af=1" 
  onclick="return confirm('Are you sure you wish to delete this comment?')" 
  title="Delete Comment" style="width: 20px;float: right;">

  
  
  Thanks for any info!
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  bS Reply #72, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Quote from: virgil at Oct 09, 2006, 08:49 PM

  
  Trying to get my head around making the templates- I hope in your final version you at least note what templates are used for the various portions of the snippet. One thing that’s driving me a bit nutty- There are inline styles for the jot-mod div elements- particularly the links to delete, etc. Are these in the template for the moderated display of comments? If not, where do the come from? A little hard to style this when I can’t target the class due to inline styles. Example (from firefox output)-
  
  Thanks for any info!
  

  
  Depends on the version:
  
  < Beta 7: chunk.comment.moderate.inc.html (&tplModerate)
  Beta 8 >: chunk.comment.inc.html (&tplComments)
  
  Documentation will be enhanced as soon as Jot is out of beta.
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx
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  jlivingston Reply #73, 17 years, 7 months ago

  So is there currently a way to list out and moderate all of the comments from the entire site, from a single page/location?
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  bS Reply #74, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Quote from: jlivingston at Oct 10, 2006, 02:05 AM

  
  So is there currently a way to list out and moderate all of the comments from the entire site, from a single page/location?
  

  
  Sorry not yet, up next are:
  
  - Edit
  - Sorting
  - Central Moderation (what you want)
  
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx
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  sottwell Reply #75, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Heh. Add threading, and you’ve got a mini-forum!
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  bS Reply #76, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Quote from: sottwell at Oct 10, 2006, 08:20 AM

  
  Heh. Add threading, and you’ve got a mini-forum!
  

  
  always one step ahead (check first post of the topic for my todo list)
  The db table and snippet code is already prepared for nested comments and some other features
  
  One thing that keeps me busy now is creating a new custom fields solution (pure db) that is both dynamic and efficient enough.
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  MODx Coding Team
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  Uncle68 Reply #77, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Agree, this snippet soon has all the forum functions I need! Both comments AND forum in the same snippet, me like!
  
  Only problem is that the first version I made on my upcoming new site I have to completely redo, but it doesn’t matter, I’ll have a much better solution!
  
  I think I’ll try to persuade bS to code my "Personal Homepage" (or "MySpace") function I’ll need.
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  bS Reply #78, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Keep in mind that as long as it says Beta i’m not investing much time in backwards compatibility (most of the big changes are backwards compatible but still). My goal now is to bring a snippet that contains "most wanted" features, and to bring it fast
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx
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  Uncle68 Reply #79, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Go for it!
  
  In your todo list it says: "* Edit comment".
  
  Does that mean that the user who wrote the "comment" will be able to edit his/her own comment? Or is it just for the moderator?
  
  Can’t wait til you have all this functions ready!
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  bS Reply #80, 17 years, 7 months ago

  Edit will be for both moderator and comment author (author edit will be controlled by a &parameter in the snippet call).
  Armand Pondman
  MODx Coding Team
  :: Jot :: PHx

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