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mceComments 0.4.6

居然在寫這篇文章之前就有 bug report…

不說這個,因應 WordPress 2.7 所作的改動,順便兼容另一個插件,又將版本編號推上了一小格。既然只是轉 revision number,也表示這一次不會有功能上的新增(別打我別打我)…

2.7 後面轉變也挺多的,最少我看見後台編輯版面又復古,只用了純 JavaScript 沒壓縮沒怎樣的把設定和翻譯檔送到客戶端… 怪哉。

-1 版則僅僅解決編程時的一時大意之誤… 羞家死了

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22 Comments

  1. I-MAN says:

    ok i installed the latest version, 0.4.6-1 , and when i try to add buttons or enable resizing box in the admin area, nothing happens. its like the options are not working.

  2. mk says:

    @I-MAN : As I have tried it works on my site. Maybe try remove the settings.js in your directory and try refresh.

  3. SonyaLynn says:

    I’m having the same problem as I-MAN on my WP 2.7 site. I add buttons and update the settings, but nothing appears where the buttons should be. :-(

    I also don’t see any settings.js…where should that be? (Sorry, I know I’m still a total n00b…)

    I’ve had to deactivate the plugin for now.

  4. mk says:

    @SonyaLynn : The settings.js is in the plugin directory, which is located at WP_ROOT/wp-content/plugins/tinymcecomments

  5. SonyaLynn says:

    @mk :  Hm. Oddly, not finding it there. Also, oddly enough, it started working despite this. Only trouble now is that it’s conflicting with another plugin I like very much called CommentLuv. *sighs*

  6. SonyaLynn says:

    @mk : Er…to clarify, mceComments will work, but prevent CommentLuv from working. Have brought this to the attention of the CommentLuv developer. (Same thing also happened with an alternative MCE-enabler for the Comments field… :-( )

  7. tin says:

    Sorry, I don’t see any settings.js in the plugins directory – and it doesn’t work with WP 2.7 over here.

  8. tin says:

    And the functions Intend, Outend and Blockquote are broken.

  9. Nathan says:

    Hi, I am experiencing 2 bugs with your plugin.. please refer to my websites comment form:

    http://naatan.com/2008/12/crisp-fonts-on-linux/

    Try indenting some text, this does not seem to work.

    I also have some layout issues but I expect that has nothing to do with the plugin but rather with the layout it is placed in.. I will have to play around with it myself (try linking some text and you’ll see)

  10. Pepawo says:

    Sri, I cannot to get my language (cs)  to editor, only english is available…Main TinyMCE is working OK (WP 2.7).

  11. Chris says:

    I’m having an issue as well. Settings are not being saved and if someone types out their html like <i> the tags are not converted.

  12. mk says:

    @Chris : They are designed not to be typed in the comment field box. If you prefer typing HTML codes, you are choosing the wrong plugin.

  13. ibuffalo says:

    your plugin is good. I love it. but it may not co-work with smiley plugins together, such as mg12’s plugin, highslide4wp. I do not know why? do you know the answer. thanks.

  14. Chris says:

    Thanks for the reply mk, the problem with people typing out their html is not on my site it’s on a client site, so I will try to make a note at the comments box to please use the buttons, not html code. Thanks.

  15. Richard says:

    I just upgraded WordPress to 2.7.1. However, MCEComments 0.4.6-1 will no longer let me logout. Whenever I click on ‘Logout’, it gives me the error message:

    You are attempting to log out of <name of blog>

    Please try again.

    It is such an obvious bug, I’m shocked that no one else has reported it.

  16. Richard says:

    It appears to me that the problem is associated with the ‘nonce’. If you logout from the admin page, it works because of ‘&_wpnonce=<some number>’ appended to ‘/wp_login.php?action=logout’. But if you try to logout from the MCEComment, there is no _wpnonce specified and appended to the wp_login.php command. It’s not a question of tinkering with WordPress login, but of making sure you’re using the nonce.

  17. Richard says:

    Mystery solved. WordPress changed the way the logout url is generated, and this affected third-party themes such as the one I’m using. I need to use the following method:

    <?php echo wp_logout_url(get_permalink()); ?>
    Damn WordPress! If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!!!

  18. Joris says:

    I really love your plugin, but somehow the reason for what I wanted to use it is not working. When guests try to add html to the comment it doesn;t show up. SO they are not able to post for example a youtube video…

    Do you know what I can do about it?

  19. Mark says:

    Hi,
    I agree with everyone, this is a very nice pug-in; very clean and intuitive. TY!

    I was wondering if anyone was experienced general screen refreshing lag times since installing this plug-in?

    TY!
    Mark

  20. Kesepian says:

    After installing your comments plugin I see this annoying popup: if I write a comment and click on Send a pop-up appears saying ~This is not a comment~ I click OK in it, and click Send button again and the comment is published. Did someone else reported this problem too?

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