janjonas

Does comment posting works as expected with your WordPress installation and theme when the WP-Ajaxify-Comments plugin is disabled?

Both problems should be fixed.

@faeronsayn: Your theme has take care of “ajaxifiying” the reply feature. This is not part of the plugin. I think you have to contact the developer of your theme.

@privaloops: Please leave me a private message on https://blog.janjonas.net/contact. The debug output looks good, but most likely one of the selectors needs to be changed to support your theme.

@faeronsayn: Please try the following configuration:

Comment form selector: #PostCommentForm
Comments container selector: #CommentListWrapper
Respond container selector: #RespondToPost

Hope this helps.

@privaloops: Could you send me a link to your WordPress site?

Best regards,
Jan

Hi faeronsayn,

Thanks for your comment. Is your WordPress site public available? You can either post the link in this forum or send me a private message on https://blog.janjonas.net/contact.

Regards,
Jan

Hi kiko,

Thanks for the link. I think I found the problem:
Your blog includes the waitForImages JavaScript library in version 1.3. I was able to reproduce your problems when including this JavaScript file in version 1.3. After updating to the most recent version 1.4 of the library (https://raw.github.com/alexanderdickson/waitForImages/master/jquery.waitforimages.js) the problem was solved and jQuery(“#wpadminbar”).outerHeight() returns null.

I would recommend to either update this script manually or contact the author of the plugin that includes this script in your site and ask him to update to waitForImages 1.4.

Best regards,
Jan

Hi Kiko,

Unfortunately I’m not able to reproduce your problem. I updated to jQuery 1.7.2 and everything works fine; even if the admin panel is not available jQuery(“#wpadminbar”).outerHeight() returns null.

I think there is an incompatibility with your theme or any other plugin on your site. Is your blog public available? I would like to find the cause of the problem?

Regards,
Jan

Hi,

thanks for your feedback.

When I’m not logged in the #wpadminbar element is not available. However (even if the element ist not available) in my installation jQuery(‘#wpadminbar’).outerHeight() returns null and does not throw an exception.
For me this also works in the Rockmelt browser.

Which jQuery version are you using?
You find the jQuery version info in the console when you enable the plugin’s debug mode or by evaluating jQuery.fn.jquery in the console. To enable the console press F12 to open the browser’s developer tools.

Regards,
Jan

Thanks for the Persian files!

They are included in the current developer version 0.5.2 (https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip) and will be included in the next stable release.

Best regards,
Jan

Hi Mexalim,

Thanks for your comment. I’ve update jQuery blockUI to 2.42. Please check out the new release 0.5.1.

Hope this helps …

Regards,
Jan

You’re welcome ??

Hi Dave,

please try to use the following settings:

Comment Form Selector: leave empty for default
Comments Container Selector: ol.commentlist
Respond Container Selector: leave empty for default

Hope this helps,
Jan

Hi Dave,

You can send me a message on my contact page https://blog.janjonas.net/contact.

Best regards,
Jan

Hi Dave,

To see the debug output you can use the Chrome browser or Firefox with the Firebug extension. Just press F12 to open the developer window and open the console view and open your blog.

If your blog public available, I could try to reproduce your problem and find out the correct configuration options for you?
If the plugin is configured properly no complete page reload is necessary to post and validate comments.

Regards,
Jan

Hi Dave,

I think this bug has been fixed in the developer version (https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/wp-ajaxify-comments.zip) which will hopefully be released soon.

Nevertheless the complete page reload (which seems to cause the problem on your blog) is only done in fallback mode, e.g. if the comment list could not be replaced after the comment has been posted using AJAX. Could you please enable the debug mode and post the output of the browser console? It seems, that one of the selectors is not configured properly for your theme.

Regards,
Jan