Pete

Hi, have you figured out the issue?

Thanks a lot as well. ??

Fork here https://github.com/pmichael/ptm-ajax-comments if you have more changes.

If everything works then please mark this topic as resolved.

Updated version:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2189287/Distribution/Plugins/ptm-ajax-comments.zip

Nice, regex was never my strength. I did it with tmpComment = tmpComment.replace( '<div class="reply">', '<div class="reply" style="display:none;">' );

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Thank you ??

Ah man, another bug as the reply link only gets added to the new comment. *sigh* ??

Now I just need to replace/strip away the Reply link from tmpComment depth-2 comment as that doesn’t apply to my site.

Settings -> Discussion -> Enable threaded (nested) comments X levels deep | set X to 2 and the reply links will be gone.

Glad you found your own solution to the bug. I will work on mine and add it to the next update.

Thanks for pointing it out! ??

Try this:

1. get https://gist.github.com/2300355 and replace the file ptm-ajax-comments.dev.js in the plugins js directory
2. go to the plugin options page -> Support -> Developer JS -> check = on

Found it. It’s a bug in the plugin. Do not expect a fix today. ??

(The added comment gets processed by the Walker_Comment class. Since its the only comment in the comments array, the $depth returned is always 1)

Does the comment get added at the correct position?

Edited: https://gist.github.com/2299483#file_functions.php

• removed select/case/break statements
• removed $GLOBALS[‘comment_depth’] = $depth;

Strange, let me dig into this, maybe I’ll see something.

Changed line 7 in functions.php: https://gist.github.com/2299483

Hi fusse, could you post the source of both comments.php & your callback function to either Pastebin or Gist and add the links here so I can have a look?