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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyBtw…my site, if you would like to see the randomness is my personal family blog so ignore the content, if you will, lol…but the top most post is where I was testing.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyEnabled (nested) comments up to 10 levels deep—is check marked yes.
Note Lance, I just had a few users try nesting and hitting reply. This seems to be a very random issue. I posted, then replied to my own in a nested fashion, but once I reloaded the page, I could no longer reply anywhere in that thread. Then another user was able to reply on one thread, but no others.
He was on a PC and Firefox, I am on a Mac and Safari. The only thing that is the same is the randomness.
So strange. I was hoping to get this fixed, but being such a strange random issue, I know its not easy to replicate and figure out.
Thanks for your help though Lance.
Regards,
Greg
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyThank you for the response guys. I have deactivated all plugins and re-installed P2 and still have problems. I opened up Firebug console and get zero errors when loading site. Its almost as if, it just times out.
Im at a loss here, because I am usually pretty good and troubleshooting. And to have the reply button work at the top of the post, but not on individual comments, is strange. I have tested this on all major browsers and OS’s.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyIs there really, nobody having this same issue, or can direct me in a better place to find answers?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyIs no one having this same issue?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyLooks like the main difference is “prologue” vs “comment” in the onClick=function.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: P2 Comment ReplyHere is the code for the “reply” button at the top of each post:
<a rel="nofollow" class="comment-reply-link" href="http://example.com/postid#respond" onclick="return addComment.moveForm("prologue-3083", "0", "respond", "3083")">Reply</a>Here is the same post with a reply on individual comments:
<a rel="nofollow" class="comment-reply-link" href="http://example.com/postid#respond" onclick="return addComment.moveForm("comment-9356", "9356", "respond", "3083")">Reply</a>Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Bump Up Posts like Forum style?I have came across all kinds of different sorting posts plugins that can sort by date, title, etc….but I would like the posts to be sorted according to comment activity as if it were like a thread in message board, where the most recent commented post or thread moves up to the top of the posts page. Versus right now, I have to go in and change a date on each post that is becoming popular again.
Anyone heard of such a plugin?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Database Bloat – Revisions@ Otto42:
You really should stop harping on users whom want this stopped or disabled. Makes, its none of your concern on why this request is needed or wanted really dude. Just answer the question in a professional manner. Yes its helpful to inform some users as to whats happening in the back end of things, but being cocky and rude to users is not the way to handle these forum requests. Not everyone has your knowledge.
Also, if people use cformII or other items with heavy database query’s this post revision causes a stall in sites loading. I need revisions to quit and I need to clean up my DB now. SO, there are reasons to not store so much data as a query hits too much. Just answer the question, and if you can’t answer it in a professional manner, please let someone else provide information. Thank you.
Now for the last part of that question……….how do you clean up the DB for users that do not know how to go into phpmyadmin and do query’s?