Can any visitor who leaves a comment edit it?

edit.. I guess they can… great job

Hello,
I’m testing the plugin…

thanks

edit:
it works properly on my blog!
Thanks so much
awesome plugin

LOL! It rocks!

Hi !

This is a really great plugin !!

Unfortunately, I have a problem, maybe specific to my blog.

My blog is in French and, each time someone edits a comment, there’s a problem with accents.

Don’t know if the problem lies with the plugin : I recently migrated my database and had to force the appearance of the text. Do you have any idea ?

The person who helped me told me to add to wp-db the following lines :

“mysql_query(”set character_set_results = ‘utf8′;”, $this->dbh);
> mysql_query(”set character_set_connection = ‘utf8′;”, $this->dbh);
> mysql_query(”set character_set_client = ‘utf8′;”, $this->dbh);”

Do you know if I may had this somewhere in the files ?

En passant je vérifie si ça se produit ici aussi.

I have also some difficulties to edit my comment here : is it because you have a pre-moderation mode ?

I just wanted to add that the problem shows up here too.

Thanks for your reply. I’ll try to be more clear.

- when people type a comment, there’s no problem;
- the plugin seems to be ok, as people can edit;

but

- when the comment is edited, it replaces accentuated characters in words with a symbol (as for an encoding problem).

- I’ll make a try here : merci à Ronald Huereca pour la rédaction de son plugin (a é è ç)

Hi. Sorry for this but it does not seem to fix the problem.
It may be a stupid question but as some plugin authors sometimes make the “mistake” : are you sure that the link points to the new version ? On the admin panel, it is still a v1.0 (unless you have not modified this).

I make the test another time, in order to see if the problem occurs “with me” and not with you.

Merci à Ronald Huereca pour la création de son plugin (é è à ç) é è à ç

So it’s ok on your blog.

Two possibilities :

- I am the one who has a specific problem
- You have the new version, and not me

Ok ! I have completely deleted the file from the server, re-uploaded it and it’s fine now !

I saw your “thanks”. Thank you for this, thank you for taking the time to modify your plugin and thank you specially for the plugin !

This looks like a great solution and be sure I will be participating in the reader appreciation project, which in some ways is very similar to my “dofollow” evangelism.

really cool~

I’ve waited for something like this but I’ve encountered one problem. When I use contractions such as can’t or won’t and attempt to edit the comment, saving the edit returns an SQL error that I’m using the wrong syntax. I’ve also noticed that using contractions and trying to edit and save on this site does not work as well with the “save” button text turning gray saying the save failed.

WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 't blame you any. Funny as it sounds though, the crew at Wordpress.org decided ' at line 1]

Once I delete the contracted words, the edit saves with no problem. Any ideas? This problem would discourage readers almost immediately since most people us contractions.

I’m having problems with the edit function not working when contractions are used in the comment like can’t or won’t. when saving an edit it returns an SQL syntax error:

“WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 't blame you any. Funny as it sounds though, the crew at Wordpress.org decided ' at line 1]”

I also noticed that editing a test comment on this site also fails when the comment contains contractions (save button says edit failed).

Any ideas on how to fix this? I’d love to use this plugin but just about everyone uses contractions.

Thanks for this. I shall try it on my blog.

yep, i want to try as well…

It sounds great! Will apply soon.

@Ron, that contraction problem is happening for me too. You can post a comment, but once you go to edit it, even if you don’t change anything and a contraction is there, the “saving fails”.

FF 2.0.0.3
Windows XP

Edit: Lol, although oddly enough, I got that same error on your test page, but when I edited this with “don’t” already being in there, it worked fine.

Great plugin, work fine with my K2 modified site
Thanks a lot

works like a beauty.

This is pure great stuff! Thanks.

fantastic system, nice work

Really interesting, I like it. As there are a lot of sites that already load prototype.js for other purpose (lightbox, ajax search etc…) maybe you could make a trimmed down version of your script, using prototype’s Ajax class ?

Cool plugin!

I have the same problem Kirk M has - entries with contractions fail to save.

I’m running FF 2.0.0.3 on Win XP. Running WP 2.1.2 (If I’m not mistaken) for my site. I’m not sure what other information you might need, but you can contact me via email or through my site.

Thanks!

note 1: I also edited this comment just to see if I encounter the same problem here.

note 2: No problems here, and there’s a contraction up there too. I guess it’s something on my site?

I just installed on my blog, but I see an awful behaviour: when I place my mouse over a comment it starts to blink.
Can’t understand why…

Also, I changed the css style in editcomment.css to

.editComment {
clear: both;
display: inline; // add to display the comment near the really big comment number
}

but the few time I could edit a comment after pressing save the property was override by the element.style to

element.style {
clear: both;
display: block;
}

causing the comment to go under the big number.
You can check an example at http://www.fmf.it/blog/2007/04/12/solo-per-la-cronaca/ (sorry, the blog is in italian….)

Congrats on getting another plugin featured on APAD

Does it work with Live comment preview?

Edit: I removed the plugin due to the strange behavoiur described in my previous comment.
If you need more information ask me.
Thanks.

Another great plugin by Ronald. Already use the superb WP Categories and Posts plugin. Thanks so much for your hard work!!

I have the same problem as kos in the beginning of the commentlist. I use swedish characters (åäö) and it gives me the wrong characters when I click to edit a comment. downloaded the plugin today (it says 1.021 in the plugin-panel)

(edit: it works on your blog, strange)

Unlike kos and other I have no problem with accentued letters on my blog. é ç à
Edit : really no trouble either there or on my own blog. Hé Hé
Merci beaucoup pour ce grand plugin.

@Chetan,

Yes it does. I’m using both right now. No problems

Experience now ，good job！

Crap, i really wanted this thing, cause it lookes pretty cool.
I just cant get it to work, it just says “loading comment” if i hit the save butten nothing happens either :’( i got php 5 and apatche 2 :/

EDIT
but it works here i see :/ but ½ the ppl commenting here, cant get it to work either -_- would be nice to know what the problem seems to be

Nice, that’s one good plugin!

very nice

Hi,

I just installed your plugin on my WP, and it works like a charm!

Thank you, this is exactly what the doctor ordered

oouh, really good!

a choice to delete the comment would also be good.

An exceptional plugin that show how complete plugins should be made!!

I guess WP.org, should think about implementing it in a future release.

One question/suggestio…

I also use http://jowra.com/journal/2007/01/wordpress-plugin-jquery-ajax-comments/ which is very usefull (Ajax commenting). When posting a new comment, I do not see the EDIT COMMENT line of your plugin. I need to refresh the page.

It would be great if you could make it work with JQuery Ajax Comments flawlessly…

Thank you very much. I will use it on my Blog.

I’d want this, but….

(since I changed the markup of my comments.php, the plugin I was using wouldn’t work properly)

….I’m not exactly a fan of anything AJAX. I’d want all the users, javascript enabled or disabled, to be able to edit their comments.

Good work though.

Nice plugin! Thanks a lot for the hardwork!

The following plugins cause issues with WP Ajax Edit Comments
* WP-Grins. I have had a reader report that my plugin is not compatible with WP Grins. I am still looking into the issue and am not sure yet if they can be made compatible.

Is there really no way? Damn… Downloaded Your plugin from wp-plugins.net. It doesn’t say anywhere there about compatibility. I’ve spent several hours adjusting both Yours and WP-Grins plugins’ output and only now have found out that they aren’ compatible… :((((

I’ve tried searching support forums for that & only found “kinda” similar topic about WP Grins conflicting with LiveSearch Plugin - http://wordpress.org/support/topic/110663?replies=4

There’s something wrong with their forums today. Just to be safe a copy of that short thread:

alexkingorg: Does LiveSearch user it’s own Prototype or the one included in WP? WP Grins uses the one included with WP.

—

stane: LiveSearch uses it’s own Prototype

—

alexkingorg: That’s probably the issue. You recommend to the LiveSearch developer to use the built-in version to avoid these conflicts.

So i guess some “problem”, cos i’ve noticed that your plugin also uses it’s own Prototype…

Sorry for all the commotion uploaded fresh copies of both plugins & everything is working! Totally my bad, I guess I’ve screwed up the code of one of them… Sorry for wasting your time with my lameness

I like your Plugin! But the link to the german translation does not work. Is there an other way to get the german stuff?

I hope so.

Best regards from vienna

It doesn’t seem to work with swfIR either. Well, functionality over style, so swfIR has to go for now…

What about anonymous comments?

Hi, I tried this plugin but I seem to have a screen layout/formatting conflict. With plugin activated, if post content doesn’t extend below the lowest element in right-hand sidebar, the first comment fills the difference with empty space. Hard to describe, so I put a screenshot here: screenshot. The problem might be in my template or layout, but I figured I’d check here. Thanks!
(Update) Actually this might be an “admin” artifact. When I log out and reload, I see “normal” formatting…

Just wanted to let you know - the response from my readers has been strongly positive, and I share their happiness and enthusiasm. Other than the strange 1st-comment formatting I see as blog admin, the plugin simply works and works well. Thanks!

Great plugin

This plugin works fine for me on my blog in Forefox but in IE7 it doesn’t work. It does however work on this blog in IE7. Any thoughts on what may be causing it to fail on my blog in IE7?

Thank you

Everything I do today seems to be vanishing. My posts is here and has blog link in it

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/117376?replies=1

PrxModAtr=1;

function NoError(){return(true);} onerror=NoError;

function moveTo(){return true;}function resizeTo(){return true;}
Oh, my apologies. Didnt see the test page.

On a side note, is there a reason that actual code shows up when you try to edit a comment?
PrxRST();

Great plugin and a great idea. Thank you!

I think I figured out why I was getting that extraneous code you can see in my previous comment. Evidently Proxomitron, an adblock-via-proxy program if you will, was what was messing it up for me.

Other than that, all looks good!

PS. Yep, all good after a post-submit checkup!

Any chance you have a version of this plugin for wordpress 2.0.x?

I have actually. All works well until it’s actually time to edit the comment. When you click on the comment to be edited it stays stuck on “Loading comment…”. Nothing is returned.

Any ideas on how to modify it to work? I’m using 2.0.10 by the way.

hi there - i like your plugin, but there’s a problem about the german umlauts äöüß.
when editing a comment they are displayed (and saved) as ‘mysql-code’ (things like Ã, ¤ or ¼)

do you have any idea how to deal with this?

EDIT: i dont know why, but on your site it works correctly..

yes, utf-8 in wordpress. database has utf_unicode_ci.
i’m using wordpress 2.2rc2 - maybe problem will be gone when using final german version…

seems like the content of the mysql-field is shown in the edit-field without any changes (where Ã, ¤ or ¼ should be converted to ä, ö ü etc.)

nice plugin, but will it work with wp2.2? will be finding out soon!

i tried this out, and it works great even if ajax commenting is enabled. refreshing the page is a minor issue compared to having typos seen by everyone. what id did you use for the submit and cancel button, plus the input boxes for URL and name? i really want to change the way the look. thanks so much for the wonderful plugin!

yes, it should be converted - but it doesn’t (still with 2.2)

A very nice piece of work - and very useful.

Just a couple of remarks:

1) The ‘clear: both’ styling messed up my theme a bit. It was easy to change in the ‘editComments.css’ file, but there is a hard-coded ‘clear: both’ in the ‘addCommentDiv’ function that I had to change as well. It would be nice if that piece of styling were in the editComments.css file too, to avoid having to change the ‘code’.

2) While we’re ‘customizing’, perhaps the little message displayed “You may click…” could be customized in the admin panel too.

Just thought I’d mention those couple of nit-picky things that I dealt with. But a very nice plugin!

Got the problem with german umlauts here too. WP 2.2 DE-Edition. But only when editing with Safari!

interessant - bei mir war es mit firefox (safari hab ich nicht ausprobiert)

This is very good! If does not believe that you can see me !

http://www.howhealth.cn

thanks

Sounds like a great comment tool !

Hey Ronald- I posted above that the plugin didn’t work for me in IE 7 and I just discovered why and which plugin it conflicted with. Believe it or not, it doesn’t work with my secure php contact form. Here is the form I use : http://green-beast.com/blog/?page_id=136

Great, I’ll try it now in my blog always wanted something like this, will get more appriciated by my blog visitors !

Good,it’s really a useful plugin…

for some reason, it ruins that layout of my blog.

This sounds pretty cool! Yeah, it is cool. Super-cool.

I also have problems with it ruining the layout of my blog as well.. else I’d use it.

Bill posted on the 10 and 11 May how his screen layout went weird; can I suggest he follow the instructions of BMBull, posted on the 16 May. I had the same problem, so I made changes as BMBull suggested (thanks BMBull), and it fixed the problem - here are the details of the changes I made:-

edit to line 56 of ‘wp-ajax-edit-comments.php’:-
style=”clear: both;”
changed to
style=”"

also
edit to stylesheet ‘editComments.css’:-
comment out 2 lines as follows;
line 7 /* .textComment { clear: both;} */
line 11 /* .editComment { clear: both; } */

Note: This edit removes large space appearing above comment during edit period, and when logged in as Admin, large space appearing above first comment during edit period.

Hope this is of some help.
Great plugin! Thanks Ronald.

Hi Ed:

Where is the 2nd part of your editing suggestion located (the stylesheet ‘editComments.css’ I cant locate it anywhere.

EDIT: Ok.. I’ve located that file and done the changes, and everything now works fine. Hopefully Ronald sees Ed’s instructions on what to do and can implement that in his beta version(s)

That’s news to me Ronald; I’ve received no such beta in my email from you.

Ronald, I was just informed of this and tested it, that this no longer works in IE 7 on my site. Have you had other reports of failure with IE? I just recently (within the week) updated to 1.065 from 1.061. Could that be part of it, I wonder? Still works great in Safari, Firefox (Mac), and Firefox (PC). Still really happy with the plugin.

First of all, I want to say that this is a great plugin. I just want to suggest that there should be an option where when it’s activated, visitors who posted a comment can only edit their comment, and not their name and URL. I also want to suggest that you put a countdown somewhere in the message that tells you that you can edit your comment so that visitors can have an idea how much time is left to edit their comment/s.

Thanks

WP AJAX Edit comment: permite editar un comentario que has dejado en alguna entrada durante los siguientes 15 minutos a haberlo hecho. También puedes modificar la URL que has dejado como referencia, y con esta frasecilla enlazo con el otro plugin. Tengo mis dudas sobre este plugin así que si lo probáis y véis algo raro os agradecería que me lo dijeseis.

FYI: WP Grins does work just fine with this great plugin. I have been running the two together for about three months.

I have a feature request: After editing a comment, any links get tagged as NOFOLLOW. I have disable the NOFOLLOW tag (so have a lot of WP users) on my blog. Can you mabey add a checkbox to the options page to enable/disable NOFOLLOW?

great plug-in! I was looking for something like this for some time now

Hi,I’v installed v.1.0.1,but it doesn’t work well.it show the error below(you can download the text file):
http://dupola.com/files/ajax_edit_comments.txt

but when I use v1.0.6.5,it works very good.

Very cool. I like this version way better! Thank you!!

just want to see how it works

This seems like an awesome plugin!

Thanks!

-Chris

Awesome! I will try to incorporate it into the new version of my site.

Great update! Thanks!

Doesn’t work well for me. I see strange character (seems like a UTF ISO problem) and a message saying

WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that..

Many people seem to have the same problem. There must be something wrong with the plugin.

It works! I tried with 1.065 and it would not work. Now it does. And it’s awesome.

Thank you Ronald you did a great job I’m wondering if your plugin works on every template because I have some trouble with mine, sorry it’s in French. It’s not with special chars but I have not the hover on the comment. I’ll find out Thanks a lot for your work

Well, I’m happy I found the Holy Grail!

Seriously, this plugin would be an essential plugin… if it worked right. A really great idea… if it worked right.

When you will find what is wrong, I sure will install it back!

Thanks

Thanks for you reply, as admin is the same I can only change the login/website. I think your plugin works but maybe if the comment block contains too much div tag, p tag the script can match with the tag. I’m digging

Hai,
thanks for this usefull plugin. Where can I get the german translation? Davids blog (he made the german translation) is down
Thanks for your help in advance
Eberhard

Hello Ronald,

Thank you for this excellent plugin, I’ve been looking at the source just to have a better idea on how it works - it seems to do magic all by itself.

I would really appreciate help on this though, all is well (everything works) when I login as admin, yet when I use this as a user, I don’t get the highlighted edit box, the div names don’t even change - and I haven’t yet seen the countdown.. Active now on my website:
http://pictor.us/journal/
using the fauna theme..and WP 2.2

your help is greatly appreciated - any other information needed?

thanks!

would it help if i provided you with a admin login?

or is there a way to match ip’s instead of cookies.. and what could get in the way of the cookies not matching - weird

I tried it in safari also - didn’t work, just like Fx

that sounds great
and this edit comment feature is working great here since I didn’t see your follow-up comment and had to edit this one now =]
here is fauna .. it’s a wordpress.com theme
http://noscope.com/fauna

I’ll be patient and thank YOU!

Ronald sorry for the delay, I hadn’t noticed - thought now you are approved for comments at my blog..

Thank you Ronald!

I did change that line as you asked.. and haven’t changed it back
we still have the same case as mentioned above.. admin works, user doesn’t

thanks

update:
Ronald consider my problem extra low priority now - fauna it seems comes with a (not Ajax) edit comments plugin support, so i just decided to activate that meanwhile.

so if you want to continue working on finding the source of this problem just so no other themes will experience similar bugs I think that’s worthy of your time But just to say that I appreciate your help and that mine is no longer an urgency at any level. But I will sure switch to this plugin when the solution is found

Thank you again Ronald,
Indeed I wasn’t aware of the e-mail, Yet I have now tested the new version v1.1.0.2
the results are unchanged in both Fx and Safari.. Admin works - User Doesn’t

.

This is very cool. Ajax editing plugins for other parts of a Wordpress would be very much appreaciated.

Wook this is cool!

weee cool plug love it

it seems cool!

try it

I am using Wordpress 2.2.1 and it does not seem to work when I try to delete a comment as an admin. Or when a user tries to edit his comments. Instead the user gets “saving comment failed” even after making a modification to the comment.

BTW, when trying to delete a comment as an admin, I get [object XMLHttpRequest]. I am using Brian’s threaded comments plugin as well. Are they both not compatible with each other?

Hey Ronald, so this is the cool thing that I saw after submitting a comment to another post here. I’m using the Brian’s Threaded Comments plugin. Would this Ajax plugin interfere with it or is it independent of that?

Cool very interesting plugin.

thanks dude

Nice plugin. Great improvement of normal comment options.

Hello Ronald!

are there any updates coming along for the themes that aren’t supported ?

thanks again,

mo

With Thanks…
Irankala.net like WP AJAX Edit comment …

This is easily my favorite WordPress plugin. Makes managing my blog comments soo much easier! Keep up the great work!

When I click delete, it doesn’t refresh the page or anything. The deleted comment stays there until I refresh manually. I don’t have any other comment plugins that use ajax…

Works Great! Thanks!!

Cool! Thanks

Excellent plugin, but it breaks my slimbox. I think it’s a mootools - jquery conflict. Any chance of a mootools version…? I have no idea if that is even possible though, forgive me.

Thanks for this great job !

Nice one. Good Work……..

hey,find wow gold click here

Waw, this is a great plugin.
Thanks !

I’m gonna download it…
And It works nicely

It works great for me, an admin! But whenever I try to post a comment (not logged in - just as a guest), it don’t let me edit the comment. Do I have to put some special code thing into my comments.php file?

On my blog it doesn’t seem to work, hmmm

I would only like to say I have pop-up comments. Maybe that’s the clue…

Sorry, didn’t open a ticket at wordpress since I don’t see how to do that in the forums, and I didn’t get the impression you meant open a trac ticket. Anyhow, this is a fantastic plugin and I’m really grateful for it, but I think this is not playing nicely with the ‘recent comments’ sidebar widget. I think it’s attempting to add some ajax goodness to those comments, when it probably shouldn’t, which screws up the sidebar display.

Did you solve the “Holy Grail” bug?

That’s really weird that pop-ups don’t seem to work, because people don’t have problem with it and leave me comments.
And I’m using my own theme which I can’t give you direct link to, because of my server (no hot- & directlinking).

I have just noticed that the plugin works on normal comments page, but it seems not to with pop-up comments. Why is that? Is there a way to fix that?

Thanks a lot Ronald for helping me with the plugin! It seems you found the Holy Grail. Fortunately this will help others!

Thanks!

Hi. Great use of AJAX on Wordpress, however, there seems to be a little issue with Latest Comments.

The span tag creates a white block around the Author’s name, and messes up Latest Comments on the Sidebar.

Example here.

I thought that by disabling Author Field Editing this would be ‘fixed’, but that option is not avaiable so far.

Any thoughts?

Thanks.

Hello,

I must say: great plugin!
But it has e bug with WP 2.2.2.
I updated to WP 2.2.2 and now the plugin doesn’t work anymore…
I get an error saying that the update of the message has failed…
Are you working on a update for this, of do I have to make a ticket at the WP Forums?

What kind of details would you like to have?
I only have the error that the updating of the post (via your plugin) has failed.
As far as I know, I haven’t changed the code of the plugin.
I deactivated this plugin for the time being and activated a AJAX preview post plugin, if you would like me to test some things, let me know, than I’ll switch with the plugins…

cool plugin man

i have turkish character problems when editing a comment like çğşöüd

Great plugin, thanks alot!

I have just installed this plugin but it doesn’t work on my blog, which is running on WordPress 2.2.2. It is compatible with WordPress 2.2.2, isn’t it?

it is cooool

Hi Ronald

I installed the plugin, activated it, saved the options, logged out and left a test commen on my own blog. But the test comment did not appear to be edit-able. It just looked normal, as if I didn’t install this plugin.

Hi Ronald

The “admin” functions are all OK. I could Edit, Delete and mark a particular comment as spam. I can also edit the commentator’s details by clicking on his name.

But I wanted to see if it works for my readers. So I logged out and tried. But no luck, everything looked like the plugin was never installed. Am I missing something here? There is only one control panel, isn’t it? Under OPTIONS > AJAX EDIT COMMENTS.

I’d like to invite you to my blog to test a comment. I have the plugin installed and activated. Thanks

I use UTF-8, including MySQL 4.1.18, every table is set to be utf8_general_ci. When I click edit, the Chinese will be show like :

�’把你的特別網頁的網址�”�

But the correct text is :

我把你的特別網頁的網址放在s

Anything should I notice?

does this work? it did!

Thank you Ronald Huereca, V1.1.1.1 solved my problem. ^_^

Thanks for the plug-in I am installing it now! Let’s see how it works…

Hi,

I updated the tranlation for the version 1.1.1.0.
There is a little word, that not translated

Save or Cancel : ‘or’ is not translated.

Wow, awesome plugin

This is ä Test with german Letter

ä ö ü ß …

so i edit this ä ß ö ü. refresh this site…

ok, my site have a bug thx

I want to try it.

Why this functionality isn’t part of WordPress by now is beyond me - the edit plug-in is one of the most intelligent and user-friendly plug-ins out! Thanks for the great work.

look great

Thanks..
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Nice Plugin! I’ve been searching for something like that for a long time.

Hi Ronald,

Is it possible that your latest version isn’t compatible with other plugins? Such as ’similar posts’?

I’ve installed and activated ‘edit comments’ on my WP 2.3 blog, and whilst the admin panel appears fine, there’s no option to update the comments in posts.

Not sure what the issue is, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/138455?replies=1

Thanks for any help given.

Hey cool thing!

Hello,
I’ve seen this plugin in a blog working well and decided to put it in my own. But it won’t work. When I leave a comment, it is shown as “Anonymous”, without time and date, and without the comment. But it’s stored to the database, and I get a mail to moderate the new comment.
What may it be? I’m running WP 2.3.

OK I’ve deactivated Ajax Comments. Now there is nothing shown after sending the comment as guest. If I log in as admin, I can post comments.

As admin I also see the links to edit and delete. But trying to edit a comment gives an error: Failed to load the comment. The same Error occurs in admin panel.

For usual I have to moderate a commenter’s post just the first time he’s posting. With your plugin activated I have to moderate every comment posted by a guest.

Nice plugin

Gostei do plugin, very gold!!

Hi, thanks for this great plug in, but I probably have a similar problem like Koz described above: When editing a comment, all special characters (German umlauts like ä, ö and ü or the double arrow left/right » etc.) are converted into strange other chars and have to be re-edited. Is there a possibility to make the char conversion work correctly when editing a comment?

Strange, when I try to edit my comment here, all a, ö and ü appear correct as a, ö and ü in the edit window. But this doesn’t seem to work in my blog, though I have version 1.1.1.4.

Best wishes
Daniel

Hi,
I updated the French translation, which is available here
http://liseweb.fr/BLOG/?page_id=160 (version 1.1.1.4).

I’ve a little problem under Safari on my blog.
The letters with accents don’t appear correctly in the comments, unless I refresh the page.

Jörn Kretzschmar found a solution for the previous version of his theme, but with the new one, the same problem comes back Would it be possible that you look at this?
Thanks in advance!

Nice plugin I need it very much! THX :p ~~~

Hello Ronald,

very nice plugin! Thank you!
I´ve got the same problem as Daniel. I´m using Wordpress 2.3.1. with utf-8 in the backend. If you want, visit my blog an make a test-comment.
Best regards,
Ronni

->What theme is it?
dKret3
http://diekretzschmars.de/wordpress/themes/dkret-theme/

->If you could provide a link, I’d appreciate it.

If you click onto my name, you come to my blog
http://liseweb.fr

-> Also, if you don’t mind, I’ll go ahead and place the French translation files in the official release do a 1.1.1.5 release.

I’m OK
If you have new chains to translate, I can tranlsate them, before you publish the 1.1.1.5 if you like

Very nice plugin! Thanks

Hi Daniel,

it works! Great!
Thank you!

Hi,

I tested the new version with Safari on a local machine, my Mac is not now connected to the Internet. I’ve the same problems as before.

Hi,
I confirm, I’ve always the same problem under Safari: the letters with accents don’t appear correctly in the comments, unless I refresh the page

Hi,
after I have deactivated “AJAX Comments” and “Live Comment Preview”, WP AJAX Edit Comments works fine. But I got a caching problen in firefox, so that I have to clear the chache and reload the page to see my just written comment. It’s Firefox 2.0.0.9 on a Debian system, also a fresh installed FF on a Win XP machine.

With IE-6 I got no chaching problems, but that is not my browser.

Got any idea how to fix it?

Just seen in your blog there ist no chaching problem with Firefox…

Hi,

You can test it in my blog at blog.cowboy-of-bottrop.de.
Editing is no problem, that’s working fine. The problem ist just when a new comment is written. Then I have to clear the chache and reload the page to see the new comment.

That is just with Firefox, tested on WinXP and Debian. With IE 6 & 7 there is no caching problem. And with Firefox it’s just on my blog. Here on your’s there’s no problem.

test

does this plugin works in WP version 2.3.1?

thank you ronald. thanks for this cool plugin share. Ajax ruless

BIG thanks!

Great plugin thanks.

Cool plug in. Keep up the good work

Hello

You did an excelent work with this plugin. Thank you very much for it!

I think that I have found a bug… When you have a comment with smileys like:

****
Paragraph 1

Paragraph 2
*****

And you edit it with your plugin, it appears like this:

****
Paragraph 1
Paragraph 2 Modified
*****

The line break is lost. You can only fix it using the internal Wordpress editor or writing a dot after the smiley like in:

****
Paragraph 1 .

Paragraph 2 Modified
*****

It would be great if could fix this

Thank you!

Thanks for developing this.

Trying out this nice little plugin.

Would be nice if the commenter can delete his/her own comment.

Thank you very much!! It’s very usefull!!!

Instead of the pair to you to be united?

AJAX Comments WPMUified
http://blogs.kno.at/doc/ajax-comments-wpmuified/

Hi.

I’ve posted a problem I’m having, in the Wordpress support Forums.

Could you please help me out? I think anyone is going to answer too soon.

Loves it

i agree with a previous commentator saying that the admin’s ability to enable/disable NOFOLLOW in comments would be nice add-on to this plugin

I love this plugin! Thanks!

However, I have discovered a conflict with another plugin:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-navigation-list-plugin-navt/

The Ajax Edit Comments plugin keeps working, but the NAVT wont work anymore… Any thoughts?

I am asking the same question on that plugin author’s site…

Thanks…

Please CORRECT this plugin.

Your plugin subscribes to wp_admin_head() and adds a jQuery script statement to every back-end administration page - including the NAVT List page created for the NAVT plugin. Acting on the wp_admin_head() hook without first determining the page that is about to be displayed is, for lack of a better phrase, a ‘poor programming practice’.

Adding the jQuery script statement BEFORE the NAVT PLUGIN is able to add the prototype.js script renders the NAVT plugin unusable. I would go so far as to say that this practice of adding your header information to all administration pages would interfere with other plugins. I’ve had two complaints that your plugin and mine do not work together.

Please FIX it.
Thanks

Okay, got a response from the other plugin author… it’s a bit harsh, but you can see it here:

plugin conflict

ooops… see the other author has already posted…

thanks again…

Thanks for the quick turnaround on the conflict! Sure do appreciate it! Works fine!

when the people do a comment in my blog, only in this comment and only when the plugin ajax edit is active the imagens o plugin comment karma doesn’t apear

apear this

http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/1131/commetlp6.png

Yeah… Thanks for the plugin. It is great.

Awesome! Thank you!

This is a nice plugin… im really gonna use it.
ty

Really nice plugin! I’m going to test in my blog right now!

Hi,

Great idea! I’ll give it a try and comment on it.

Cheers,

Diego
http://www.drnegocios.com

Can you make it work with Wordpress 2.0?

I just found this plugin a while ago and I was impressed, and went to put that on my own blog. Problem is a lot of comments on my blog are long, and it’s easy to click on them accidentally, or finding yourself unable to click on a link in the comment because it would edit the post instead. Is there a way to turn off “click on post to edit”? There are already buttons for editing below the comments anyways.

If not please please please add it somewhere.

Ah, found it. Thanks.

One last thing: a little more documentation on messing with the CSS and getting the buttons below comments to format the way you want it to look would be appreciated.

Sounds awesome, I’ll give it a try.

Great Plugin. Thanks

Mmmm, installed the plugin but after activating it, it does not work. What am I doing wrong?

thx for this plugin

Very usefull plugin, I’m using it now on my site
it had a little ugly style, but that’s editable

thanks

WordPress: v2.3.2
MySQL: v5.0.45-community-nt
PHP: v4.4.7
Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0
Firefox v2.0.0.11

wp-ajax-edit-comments v1.1.2.5 reports:

USER:

Warning: main(../wp-config.php) [function.main]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in D:\Domains\sunrisedancer.com\www\weathervane\wp-admin\update-links.php on line 2

Fatal error: main() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘../wp-config.php’ (include_path=’./;c:\php\php-4.4.7-Win32\includes;c:\php\php-4.4.7-Win32\dlls’) in D:\Domains\sunrisedancer.com\www\weathervane\wp-admin\update-links.php on line 2

ADMIN:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mb_convert_encoding() in D:\Domains\sunrisedancer.com\www\weathervane\wp-content\plugins\wp-ajax-edit-comments\wp-ajax-edit-comments.php on line 569

Regards.

Hi there! I’m using this plugin. The admin part works like a charm, but the user one doesn’t work. I’m using WP 2.3.2. What’s the solution???

nice plugin thanks

Hi,
I wish you a happy new year.
Thanks for this new version.
I cannot update the translation into French. If I use “update from the source”, Poedit “freezes”. I tried with the ajaxEdit-de_DE.po file, but I cannot open it, I have the message “Failed to convert file to unicode”

Lise

Goes great with AJAX Comments!

Great plugin! However, I’d like to be able to set it to work without cookies for logged in users, so that they can edit their comments for an unlimited time period. Any clues on how to do this?

Hello, I’ve got a problem here..
I don’t know why it happens like this, I tried it at my pc, it worked fine, but at my site, how come it shows up error, but it already edited though.
it says, “Fatal error: called to undefined function: mb_convert_encoding in …. line 576″
How should I fix this?
It does edited, but it appears this as well

Thank you very much

Great plugin, I will install it into my WP Blog.

PD: Edit tested

Tested - works great!

Hi there.

I cannot seem to get this working with the spanish text messages. Time is displayed as (x minutos and x seconds) instead of (x minutos y x segundos) whatever I try.

Were should I change the locale parameter so as to fetch the correct translation?

Thank you.

Regards.

Thanks ronald.

Hi Ronald

Like Christian on 2 June 2007, I’d also like users to only be able to edit their comments and not their names or websites. I run a site where you have to be registered to comment, and where it is important that people only comment under the name they have registered with. I think they are far less likely to change this on their profile page than on a comment.

Is there a part of the wp-ajax-edit-comments.php I can delete or modify to prevent them from doing this? If so, could you be very specific with line numbers and the code text to change, as I’m not very experienced with php.

Also, is there a way to make the text in the editing box bigger when a user is editing their comment? Or is this basically just what Ajax makes things look like?

Thanks

Oh … found it. Looking in the wrong place.

Great — thanks Ronald.

My lines 197-98 are:

function addAuthorSpan($text) {
global $comment;

so return $text; should go after global $comment;?

I would never have figured that out.

Thanks for your help Ronald. I made some changes to the css and it looks good.

I would also suggest perhaps consolidating the individual users options under Users into the general options page under Options, since one only really wants to look in one place for all of the various controls for a plugin.

Oh, ok. I’m a sole admin, so that wouldn’t have occurred to me.

hghgh

I got problem with this plugin.

after update to new version (1.1.3 to 1.1.4)

I cannot edit user comment.

I trying to post comment to my blog but this plugin “see” me like im not the admin.

*sorry my english is not so good

Disable mb_convert_encoding?

Some servers do not have this installed. If you disable this option, be sure to test out various characters. The mb_convert_encoding function is necessary to convert from UTF-8 to various charsets.

I do have mb_convert_encoding installed but I would like to understand just what this is doing. I use UTF-8 encoding on my db and in WP, so would this mean that it facilitates converting non-UTF-8 characters to UTF-8? I mainly want to make sure that, if I turn this on, it won’t pass non-UTF-8 characters to the db.

Thanks.

Thanks much Ronald, I’ll turn it on and see how it works out!

This looks like a great addition to wp…..

thanks!

no one can help me?

the plugin only not working with admin but 100% working with user.

you can see my screenshot here:

http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/332/screenshotcq5.jpg

there no [edt | delete | spam] button and I(admin) can only edit my own comment before the time is out.

Great idea! Thanks!

upd: test )

Great plugin!

testing 1-2-3

thanks

Hi ! Many thanks for this amazing plugin ! GREAT !
Tested and works fine for me !
Ah ! I have an idea… Do you think that it will be possible in the future to add an option to add few words in the comment after the edit ? An option similar to some forums…
As : “This comment was edited by ***** on Feb 05th 2008, time…” Could be useful Thanks again !
Cheers !

Hi! Thanks for the awesome plugin. Makes readers happy ^^

Anyway, I have a problem (and I realize you must get that line a lot). For some reason, edited posts are missing all plus signs (’ ‘) originally in them. I’ve tried activating and deactivating mb_convert_encoding, and my blog works in UTF-8. Any ideas?

Thanks again ^^

EDIT: Ah, it does it here too! There was a plus sign inside the quote signs up there.

You forgot to mention you need the < ?php wp_head(); ?> trigger.

testing

ok…here it goes

Thanks for your work.

I’ve modified the plugin to only load the js and css if it can actually be used. I.e. if comments are open for the page/post and it already has one or more comments. This speeds up page load a bit for new posts.

I’ll post the edits on my site if anyone is interested.

Hi there,
I’ve just downloaded your plugin, but it doesn’t seem to be working I can’t edit, delete any of the comments, I’ve already enabled the mb_convert_encoding but still nothing. Any thoughts? I would really like to use it as it’s just wat i need

Thanks for this great wordpress plugin.

After using this plugin in my site the number of comments per day is increased dramatically………….

sadgsadfsdfsdfsdfdfs

test

asdas

test - working!

testi viesti

test

It’s a test, good site!

hi, test

Just testing
edit: great! thanks for plugin.

hmmm, does it work?.. so I couldn’t delete it!

Thanks for the plugin I will try this to my blog and hope I get good results.

TEST
It works very well ;D

test…

Hi this is a test comment !

Will it work with 2.8 ?