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Wednesday, 12 April 2006 20:27

OpenComment will be hopefully the commenting system for Joomla all of You are waiting for....

CVS

The freezed version in CVS v03_00_00 is the latest or best code tailored for Joomla 1.0.X, this version has been frozen because I want to concentrate on Joomla 1.5.X, and this after Marko Schmuck, a core developer of Joomla has get in touch with me.
The CVS Head now contains a Joomla 1.5.X code! it wont run in Joomla 1.0.8
While I understand a lot of people around there do not want to move to 1.5 so fast (including me, too much content on my site). I can no defend that position. As soon as 1.5 is stable We will see a lot of attack for 1.0.X and it is better to always run the latest code... the new version is also a more Object Oriented and clean.
So You are free to create a CVS branch on v03_00_00...but try also to keep in mind that code must be also backported to CVS HEAD...
In clear text: the CVS head you may checkout IS FOR Joomla 1.1alpha2 (soon joomla 1.5)

SQL

I have committed 2 minutes ago....

  • Sql script to create and feed additionnal opencomment tables. 
  • It allow You, as a developer, to install com_opencomment even without having a final XML installer
  • It also fill the database with some sample data.
  • At the end, these file can be use to create the installer in PHP

I am working, with a database mosdev, and table are prefixed with mosdev_
This is not an issue using an installer because Joomla/Mambo can use tablename from configuration.php
Simply change content of all files to meet your database naming convention

  1. use right DB name 
  2. right prefix tablename
    and execute all scripts...
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OpenComment 3.0
jfreeze (200.24.218.xxx) 2006-04-13 18:12:32

Thanks for your hard work on this cedric
Walter Cedric (194.209.2.xxx) 2006-04-25 09:53:35

Thanks for the suggestion, badwords 2 is a component I already known. I will
hopefully be able to provide an extensible framework (a la Wordpress or
Wikimedia), where users are free to plugs their plugins without changing the
core code.

One more time, all suggestions are welcomed. Its You, users, which
keep an open source product living...
Badwords 2 + Ako Comment/Open Comment
Guest (84.71.83.xxx) 2006-04-24 02:35:53

I wanted to draw your attention to the the Schoolastech Works Badwords 2
integration into AKO Comment and hope that by doing so I might be able to
persuade you to work with them to maintain the link between the comment system
(AKO Comment/Open Comment) and Badwords 2. Both are valuable, very valuable,
Joomla systems and working together they make it easy enough to prevent many
unwanted postings.

Many thanks for your good work and I hope that you will
be willing to keep the comment system free of bad words either by continuing
parralel development of these systems or by adding a system of your own to Open
Comment.
Thankyou
David (84.71.83.xxx) 2006-04-27 13:22:30

Thanks, your reply re my request regsrding badwords 2 makes perfect sense and an
extensible framework for plug-in components would be the perfect solution...far
better that re-writing core elements to add a feature.

Yesterday I noticed
a new component being offered which is a commercial version of AKO comment...it
doesn't have nearly as much going for it as the Open Comment system you are
working on but one thing it does have is AJAX technology rigged to avoid page
reloads and thus reduce server throughput...here are the details
http://extensions.joomla.org.nyud.net:8090/compone
nt/option,com_mtree/task,viewlink/link_id,676/Item id,35/
Might it be possible
to use AJAX in a similar way in Open Comment?
Guest (84.9.198.xxx) 2006-05-03 15:45:37

I am very new to this, and it is possible that this feature exists.
I have
installed akobook 2.0.2 on joomla 1.0.8 stable. What would be nice is where the
fields appear for name: user name: e-mail etc, the component somehow grabs the
user info and fills the appropriate sections. It would save the users hassel.
Even better, if the poster is a registered user, it would not bother asking all
the info.
just a thought.
this is great so far
thank you
Guest (196.206.187.xxx) 2006-05-24 01:03:57

This is great, at least there will be a comment component for joomla that maybe
will be integrated in the Joomla package...
That's great news!
Thank you so
much for your work!
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