Keyvan Minoukadeh

744 Responses to “WordPress Paged Comments Plugin”

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  Mike Evangelist March 5th, 2006 at 4:02 pm

  Keyvan - thanks for a very useful plug-in! It’s exactly what I needed to speed up loading on my popular pages.

  Mike

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  Binary Blue nearing Version 1.0 | 4null4.de - Blog around the world February 23rd, 2006 at 12:55 am

  [...] The basic idea has been borrowed (along with a few lines of code) from Keyvan’s Paged Comments Plugin, but the configurability through the theme’s options page and especially the complete AJAX functionality has been handcoded from scratch. Especially the inability of prototype.js to handle responseXML has cost me several years of my future live, I fear [...]

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  Keyvan February 21st, 2006 at 2:48 am

  New bug-fix release is now available for download. Fixes the trailing slash issue and the comment numbering issue when DESC and fill_last_page are both enabled. Thanks to Jonathan and Tanster. No new features introduced in this release, but I recommend you upgrade. (Which just involves replacing paged-comments.php if you’ve already got your paged-comments-config file in place.)

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  Jonathan February 20th, 2006 at 10:39 pm

  Not at all, Keyvan, you’ve already implemented the “Comment awaiting moderation” feature I suggested a while ago; and from your code, I now understand how Wordpress 2 handles permalinks! I actually tracked down the looping redirects quite quickly (which is unusual for me!) after I noticed the 301s in the access log! For normal Wordpress pages it shouldn’t matter as they don’t care about the “/”. I just want all my pages indexed with it there for consistency!

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  Keyvan February 20th, 2006 at 4:16 pm

  Thanks Jonathan. I should be more careful tampering with these things. I’ll try and put out a new release tonight with this change. Hope it didn’t waste too much of your time pinning the problem down (I know these infinite loops can be a bit of nightmare to resolve). Thanks for letting me know.

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  Jonathan February 20th, 2006 at 3:39 pm

  Thanks for updating the plugin to support Wordpress 2 fully.

  I have one slight issue with the fancy URL feature which caused issues with a non-wordpress part of my site (and which I can see interfering with other plugins).

  The first line of your code strips off the trailing “/” if there is one. This is then written back to the variable $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] even if the page in question is not a comments page, or indeed even if it’s not a Wordpress page.

  I’ve changed your code so that $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = $req; is inside each of the “if” statements, so that the URI is untouched if it doesn’t refer to a comments page.

  (Part of my site checked for a trailing “/” and added it if it wasn’t there. So I had an infinite loop! I know there’s a plugin that does this for Wordpress pages too!)

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  Dayna February 19th, 2006 at 6:04 am

  Yup, it was the one with the

  /comment-page-1/#comment-687

  Right, I like that idea I think it would be rather convienient as well.

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  tanster February 19th, 2006 at 2:41 am

  Thanks Keyvan! I’m really happy with how it turned out.

  tanster

• 112
  Keyvan February 19th, 2006 at 12:39 am

  Tanster: Nice site! Glad the plugin’s finally working okay.

  Dayna: Glad it’s working. Just curious, was it the URL function I mentioned, or something else?

  Regarding the template file and paging. I’m still going to add your suggestion of an option to restrict paging to posts or pages. The idea behind using a single comments template is to make maintenance of the template file easier. The way the plugin works at the moment means users have to maintain two comment templates (comments.php and comments-paged.php). So to get a consistent theme you end up having to duplicate any template changes you make in one template to the other.

  When I say the plugin will always use comments-paged.php in a future version, I don’t mean it’ll force paging. Just that while the plugin is active you’ll only have to worry about the one template—so, as before, you’ll still see all comments on a single page if paging isn’t enabled. I hope that makes sense. I think I’ve confused myself talking about it! (And having a template called comments-paged.php will probably cause even more confusion when this change comes into effect!) I’m open to suggestions though. If you think this is bad idea, or if you can think of something better, let me know.

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  Dayna February 18th, 2006 at 8:03 am

  Keyvan: Thanks, it’s working now. Good luck in the new version. And a question regarding the new version, you mentioned to use the comments-paged.php whenever the plugin is activated. So what if I only want paged comments for my pages and not posts?

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