janjonas

Seems to be a server related issue which has nothing to do with the WP-Ajaxify-Comments plugin. Does commenting work, after disabling the plugin?

Is the plugin still activated and enabled on your page? Does the “Unknown error occured” message also occurs when you post comments after you disabled my plugin?

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to make the google-transliteration plugin compatible to WP-Ajaxify-Comments.
Please ask the developer of the google-transliteration plugin if he could add a way to reinitialize his plugin after the page’s DOM has been changed.

Hope this helps…

Ok. Could you please enable the debug mode and copy and paste the debug output into this post. Maybe this helps to find the problem.

My plugin already use jQuery instead of $, so this should not be a problem.

Unfortunately, I do not see what exactly is not working on your page. Could you please provide me a detailed step-by-step instruction how to reproduce your problem.

Could you please send me a link where I can reproduce the issue?

Thanks for your feedback.

Unfortunately, I do not understand your (new) problem. Could you please send me a step by step introduction how to reproduce the issue.

Best regards,
Jan

Ok, then please try to use the following code in the ‘OnAfterUpdateComments’ callback:

var respond = jQuery("#respond");
            jQuery("p.js-reply > a").bind("click", function(){
                var id = jQuery(this).attr('rel');
                respond.find(".comment-cancelReply:first").remove();
                jQuery('<a><?php echo __("Cancel");?></a>').addClass('comment-cancelReply uk-margin-left').attr('href', "#respond").bind("click", function(){
                    respond.find(".comment-cancelReply:first").remove();
                    respond.appendTo(jQuery('#comments')).find("[name=comment_parent]").val(0);
                    return false;
                }).appendTo(respond.find(".actions:first"));
                respond.find("[name=comment_parent]").val(id);
                respond.appendTo(jQuery("#comment-"+id));
               return false;
            });

Please take a look at this thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-conflict-22?replies=8 how to add compatibility to the Ajax Edit Comments plugin.

Hope this helps…

Could you please send me a link where I can reproduce the problems?

Sorry for the late reply.

Please try to change the line
$("p.js-reply > a").bind("click", function(){
to
$("p.js-reply > a").on("click", function(){

Hope this helps…

Hi,
the JavaScript function just gets the content from that URL and extracts the comments. You can any URL to that method (named url or url that contains the post id in any way) but you have to make sure that this URL returns the post including all comments.
I do not know the details of your implementation, but you may have to add some custom code to handle the URLs.

Hope this helps…

Hi,
the problem is, that the “Load comments async” feature works in a way that the page is rendered without comments (by using a WordPress filter function) and after the page is rendered it asynchronously loads the same URL (without the filter) to get the contents. In your case the plugin loads the test.htm page again and this page contains no comments.

If you would like to use the “Load comments async” feature in your static page you need to call WPAC.LoadComments(url) function and pass a URL that renders the page including the comments.

Hope this helps…

Could you send me a link where I can see your generated HTML pages?

Thanks for your feedback and great to hear, that you have solved your problems.
I will mark this topic as resolved.

Please think of writing a short review or making a small donation.

Thanks in advance,
Jan