issue 37
(Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0) commented on by woodman.dana
- Ah, I see... so I guess people on 1.0 will just need to update to 1.1 when the time
comes (if they want a checkout)? It would be nice to have a 1.0 version floating
around in SVN land, but I guess Ill have to survive till 1.1 ;)
Ah, I see... so I guess people on 1.0 will just need to update to 1.1 when the time
comes (if they want a checkout)? It would be nice to have a 1.0 version floating
around in SVN land, but I guess Ill have to survive till 1.1 ;)
Jan 30, 2009
issue 37
(Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0) Status changed by ubernostrum
- The guy who did the refactored django.contrib.comments for Django 1.0 is incorporating comment-utils'
moderation features directly into Django for 1.1.
As a result, there's not much need for this project, or for forks of it.
Status: Invalid
The guy who did the refactored django.contrib.comments for Django 1.0 is incorporating comment-utils'
moderation features directly into Django for 1.1.
As a result, there's not much need for this project, or for forks of it.
Status: Invalid
Jan 30, 2009
issue 37
(Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0) commented on by JustinLilly
- Effectively abandoned. Check out the project via github in the link that was posted
above. There is a pill-shaped download button near the top if you don't want to learn
git.
Effectively abandoned. Check out the project via github in the link that was posted
above. There is a pill-shaped download button near the top if you don't want to learn
git.
Jan 30, 2009
issue 37
(Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0) commented on by woodman.dana
- Is this going to be fixed any time soon, or is this project abandoned?
Is this going to be fixed any time soon, or is this project abandoned?
Older
Dec 15, 2008
issue 31
(Include most_commented template tag) commented on by mail-google@hannes-becker.de
- The attached file offers two template tags (get_newest_comment_list, most_commented)
which i use for my comment handling. I am no expert in django but it works. The tags
allow working with a model or without it. I tested them in conjunction with the
comment-utils "branch" mentioned in issue #36 (django 1.0 compatible).
I would appreciate if these kind of tags would make it to the code.
The attached file offers two template tags (get_newest_comment_list, most_commented)
which i use for my comment handling. I am no expert in django but it works. The tags
allow working with a model or without it. I tested them in conjunction with the
comment-utils "branch" mentioned in issue #36 (django 1.0 compatible).
I would appreciate if these kind of tags would make it to the code.
issue 37
(Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0) reported by kimus.linuxus
- Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0
because FreeComment does not exit anymore.
Comment moderation does not work with django 1.0
because FreeComment does not exit anymore.
Aug 27, 2008
issue 36
(New django comments system rewrite has dropped in trunk...) commented on by rich...@richardbolt.com
- That's the point: the new template tags in the new django included comment module supersede all the tags in
comment_utils. No major refactor is required, they can just be removed entirely and you can use the new built in
tags.
That's the point: the new template tags in the new django included comment module supersede all the tags in
comment_utils. No major refactor is required, they can just be removed entirely and you can use the new built in
tags.
Aug 27, 2008
issue 36
(New django comments system rewrite has dropped in trunk...) commented on by w...@psychdesigns.net
- There's more to it then just removing freeComment stuff. For example.
comments.DoGetCommentList doesn't exist anymore, so the template tags probably have
to go through a major refactor.
There's more to it then just removing freeComment stuff. For example.
comments.DoGetCommentList doesn't exist anymore, so the template tags probably have
to go through a major refactor.
Aug 26, 2008
issue 36
(New django comments system rewrite has dropped in trunk...) commented on by rich...@richardbolt.com
- The new django_comments template tags: http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk/django/contrib/comments/templatetags/comments.py
retrieve only public comments (line 82 sets is_public=True on the default get_query_set method)
So all the template tags here:
get_public_comment_list
get_public_free_comment_list
get_public_comment_count
get_public_free_comment_count
can now be replaced by get_comment_count and get_comment_list tags in the new comments library.
The two filters (comments_open, and comments_moderated) should still work though.
The new django_comments template tags: http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk/django/contrib/comments/templatetags/comments.py
retrieve only public comments (line 82 sets is_public=True on the default get_query_set method)
So all the template tags here:
get_public_comment_list
get_public_free_comment_list
get_public_comment_count
get_public_free_comment_count
can now be replaced by get_comment_count and get_comment_list tags in the new comments library.
The two filters (comments_open, and comments_moderated) should still work though.
Aug 26, 2008
issue 36
(New django comments system rewrite has dropped in trunk...) commented on by jarek.zgoda
- I'm sorry, this is not enough, additionally there are numerous changes required in templatetag library. I tried to
make it work, but I gave up.
I'm sorry, this is not enough, additionally there are numerous changes required in templatetag library. I tried to
make it work, but I gave up.
Aug 25, 2008
issue 36
(New django comments system rewrite has dropped in trunk...) reported by rich...@richardbolt.com
- The long awaited comments rewrite in Django dropped into the trunk.
See docs here: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/comments/
I've attached a quick and dirty patch for moderation.py removing FreeComments, but I suspect
there's more to add elsewhere.
The long awaited comments rewrite in Django dropped into the trunk.
See docs here: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/comments/
I've attached a quick and dirty patch for moderation.py removing FreeComments, but I suspect
there's more to add elsewhere.
Aug 16, 2008
issue 35
(Signals now have a different API [PATCH]) Status changed by ubernostrum
-
Status: Fixed
Status: Fixed
Aug 16, 2008
r92
(Fixed #35: Update to deal with signal refactor
) committed by ubernostrum
- Fixed #35: Update to deal with signal refactor
issue 35
(Signals now have a different API [PATCH]) commented on by cyberco
- +1 for applying the patch.
+1 for applying the patch.
Aug 08, 2008
issue 35
(Signals now have a different API [PATCH]) commented on by ppr.vitaly
- Hey guys... apply patch please
Hey guys... apply patch please
Aug 06, 2008
issue 35
(Signals now have a different API [PATCH]) reported by floguy
- Signals have been refactored, and now require a different API. Included is a patch which fixes this
functionality.
Signals have been refactored, and now require a different API. Included is a patch which fixes this
functionality.
