Keyvan Minoukadeh

697 Responses to “WordPress Paged Comments Plugin”

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• 90
  Vinu February 2nd, 2006 at 4:08 am

  Boss,
  Cal i have a copy of this Theme “keyvan”?

  Thanks alot for the Plug-in…
  Can we add more fields? like Location, Gender…etc?

  Vinu

• 89
  Keyvan January 31st, 2006 at 7:01 pm

  Sean: The plugin uses the comments-paged.php template instead of comments.php. If you’re careful, you can open the two templates (comments-paged.php and comments.php) side by side and try to move over the code from comments.php to comments-paged.php (while preserving the plugin-related code).

  When I get more time, I’ll write a brief guide for theme authors, showing how to build a comments-paged template. (It’s not too difficult to figure out by looking at the code).

• 88
  Dayna January 31st, 2006 at 5:13 am

  Thanks loads Keyvan. Got it working already! =)

• 87
  Sean Hyde-Moyer January 31st, 2006 at 5:07 am

  Got it!

  There was a readme in the Themes>Default folder:

  ADDITIONAL NOTES:

  You can enable commenting on pages by adding the line:

  php if (function_exists('paged_comments_template'))
       paged_comments_template(); else comments_template(); 

  above the php get_sidebar(); line in page.php

  Following this additional step made it all good.

  Now I just have to figure out why it nuked my live preview window…};^)

• 86
  Keyvan January 31st, 2006 at 3:05 am

  Sorry for the late reply. I’ll try and answer a few of the questions…

  Chris: I’ve tried to answer some of your questions on the FAQ.

  If you’re still having trouble with inserting the title, it’s likely to do with the use of <?php> tags in your code snippet. Try changing

  <?php if (!isset($_GET['cp'])) {
    the_content(’<p>Read the rest of this entry</p>’);
  } else {
    echo ‘<p>You are browsing a page of comments on “<?php
      the_title(); ?>”. Read “<?php the_title(); ?>” <a href="’,
      get_permalink(), ‘">here</a>.</p>’;
  } ?>

  to

  <?php if (!isset($_GET['cp'])) {
    the_content(’<p>Read the rest of this entry</p>’);
  } else {
    echo ‘<p>You are browsing a page of comments on "’,
    the_title(”,”,false), ‘". Read the full story <a href="’,
      get_permalink(), ‘">here</a>.</p>’;
  } ?>

  (The arguments to the_title() ensure the value is returned and not printed, your echo statement does that for you.)

  I know you had some other questions, if you’d still like me to have a go at answering them, let me know. (This reply is quite late so you might have figured out the solution to the other problems by now.)

  Tim: What you’re asking for is possible, but I don’t have the time to do it myself. Setting the comments per page value to 1 should show you one comment per page. This will also give you a URL for each comment, but these URLs won’t be very reliable as permalinks—deleting one comment will affect the page numbers and therefore the permalink. Ideally you’d want the comment ID (which currently appears as a fragment identifier of the URL) to be part of the URL as a path segment.

  Dayna: Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll include an option in the next version. Here’s one solution you can use now. If your theme has a separate template file for pages (the default theme has single.php and page.php) you can edit single.php and remove the call to paged_comments_template() (to return it to the state it was in prior to step 5). This will remove paging from all posts and will bypass the Paged Comments plugin completely.

  Sean: Can you provide the URL of the post with comments on. If Paged Comments is not enabled through the admin panel then everything will work as before. If you give me a URL I can check to see from the HTML source if the comments-paged.php template file is being used or not.

• 85
  Sean Hyde-Moyer January 30th, 2006 at 6:02 am

  Hi Keyvan,

  The plugin looks awesome!

  But I’m having no luck getting to work:

  WordPress 2.0, Connection-Reloaded v1.2.2 Theme (sort-of)

  I’ve installed the bits in the proper places, and I’m using the “comments-paged.php” from the Default folder. I’ve also renamed paged-comments-config.php.

  I think it’s the replacement of comments_template()that the problem.

  The Connection-Reloaded them has:

  single.php
  page.php
  pages.php

  page.php does not contain any invocation oh comments_template(), pages contains one (which I replaced).

  With the plugin activated, I see no effect. I have a post with 12 comments, no pagination, and the main index seems to have some basic pagination that has nothing to do with your file.

  I’m stumpped!

  Thanks for your time (and the plugin!)
  Sean Hyde-Moyer

• 84
  Sanjay M January 28th, 2006 at 10:22 am

  Thank you very much for your plugin, I’m finding it very useful for my site. It really speeds up page access by limiting the page size and is a big boon!

• 83
  Dayna January 28th, 2006 at 5:22 am

  Hi Keyvan,

  Thanks for updating this plugin so that it’s working great with WordPress 2.0. I wanted paged comments for all my pages not posts, is it possible to add an option for it so that I don’t have to add the custom field to all my pages?

  Thank you.

• 82
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• 81
  BloggingTom January 19th, 2006 at 3:28 pm

  WP Paged Comments Plugin

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