Keyvan Minoukadeh

808 Responses to “WordPress Paged Comments Plugin”

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• 80
  Aleister January 17th, 2006 at 2:59 am

  Very nice plugin. Just what I was looking for. Works great!

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  Technical Assistance Request! - Pop Occulture January 12th, 2006 at 1:49 am

  [...] Overall, it’s probably not the world’s hardest plugin to build, especially since you might be able to re-purpose some of the code from Keyvan’s paged comments plugin (which is sort of similar, but not quite). If there’s anybody who’d like to help a brother out with this, let me know. I don’t really have any money to throw at you, thanks to my upcoming move. But maybe we could trade a little bit of freelance design, or some kind of other arrangement. Or you could do it just cause you like me so much and want to help a brother out. That works too! Either way, drop me an email. Thanks! Read Similar Articles: [...]

• 78
  Keyvan January 10th, 2006 at 11:18 am

  Hi all, I will respond to the questions, but I still need a few more days.

• 77
  » WP Plugins Galore @ Ambot ah! [ technology news and reviews ] January 9th, 2006 at 2:15 am

  [...] Paged Comments - very sueful if you have entries with hundreds or even thousands of comments. [...]

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  Tim Boucher January 8th, 2006 at 9:03 pm

  This looks like an awesome plugin! Thanks for all the work you’ve done on it, Keyvan.

  I have a question about a possible modification though. If you point me to any possible resources to help me out, I’d appreciate it. What I’m looking for is very similar to what you’ve done here with a few small differences.

  (1) By default, all comments would be shown on a post page, and the paging would come into play as described below.

  (2) I’d like for the permalink for a comment to point to an individual comment page. The comment page would feature the title and excerpt from my original post, plus some text that says “This is a comment page, etc etc”. And then there would be buttons that say “view all comments,” “leave a comment,” and “Previous” and “Next.”

  Does this sound like something I could easily build based on your existing plugin code, or would it require a lot of changes? I don’t have a ton of raw PHP programming experience, so any pointers and resources you could throw my way would be very much appreciated. An email or response here would be great!

• 75
  Dayna January 8th, 2006 at 5:57 pm

  Hi, I’m here again, I’ve got a minor question.

  The comments number is a bit odd now.

  http://liberta.espoireve.com/essence/guest-book/comment-page-2/

  The comments number starts with 1 for the latest comment, if you click on page 1, the first comment is still 1.

  I’m using this code by CodeForged to generate the comments number, is there a way to fix it.

  Thank you.

• 74
  Keyvan January 8th, 2006 at 4:09 pm

  Thanks for reporting back Dayna! Good to know it’s working for you. Hope it does for others as well.

• 73
  Dayna January 8th, 2006 at 3:22 pm

  Hi Keyvan,

  I’ve tested out the fix you’ve given on my WordPress 2.0 and there’s no problem with it, working great. Thank you

• 72
  Keyvan January 8th, 2006 at 2:18 pm

  WordPress 2 URL fix:

  Open paged-comments.php and find the ‘=== END EDITING ===’ lines. After the two lines paste the code below. In WP2 the rules for determining the requested page/post have been moved out of the .htaccess file and into PHP code. I couldn’t figure out the best way to hook into the rewrite process, so I’ve opted for a simpler approach: before WP’s parse_request kicks in, we look for the URL segment identifying the comment page, note the comment page number and strip it out of the REQUEST_URI so WP doesn’t kick up a fuss when it comes to parse the request itself. I’ve not tested this extensively, so please treat with care and report any problems. Thanks. (Still a bit rushed so not had a chance to release a new version or update the instructions.)

  Note: If you’re setting this up on WP2, please disregard step 7 as it’s no longer required. (In fact, the new rewrite rule in WP2 matches pretty much any URL structure so the additional rules in step 7 won’t even be evaluated if you do include them.)

  if ($paged_comments->fancy_url) {
      add_action('init', 'paged_comments_fancy_url');
  }
  function paged_comments_fancy_url()
  {
      $req = rtrim($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/');
      if (preg_match('!^(.+/)comment-page-([0-9]+)$!', $req, $match)) {
          $_GET['cp'] = $match[2];
          $req = $match[1];
      } elseif (preg_match('!^(.+/)all-comments$!', $req, $match)) {
          $_GET['cp'] = 'all';
          $req = $match[1];
      }
      $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = $req;
  }

  You can view the changes in the project’s trunk at the WP Plugin Repository.

• 71
  Dayna January 8th, 2006 at 5:53 am

  This is a very useful plugin.

  Is there any way to fix the issue about the rewrite rules? I’m using WordPress 2.0

  Thank you.

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