• Hi guys, I hope somebody has had the same problem. I just upgraded from 1.2 to 1.5 installed my own theme… everything seems to work fine, except for a few things.

    The one that worries me the most right now is that, when I hit the submit button for a comment (I am using comments-popup.php) the page does not reload just the popup, but the whole index page with comments embedded.

    It looks as if the post method of the comment form gets the wrong data… any ideas on how to solve that?

    It used to work fine until I upgraded to 1.5.

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    Please avoid posting multiple times on the same topic. Thanks.

    Thread Starter clea

    (@clea)

    Kafkaesqui, as far as I know it it now multiple posts about the same topic…

    in the other post I am asking about popup comments and permalinks, while here the problem is that the popup comment window (once a comment is submitted) reloads the index page inside the popup window… sorry if I didn’t make myself clear.

    Thread Starter clea

    (@clea)

    Sorry, I meant to say: ” it is not multiple posts”.

    I’ll try to re-explain my problem in more detail:

    Normally the comments popup window page should reload itself after a comment has been submitted, but it doesn’t.
    Instead, the entire index page is reloaded inside the tiny comments popup window.
    Apparently there must be something wrong with the post method of the comment form…

    I have the same problem. But in fact, it reloads the normal comments page instead of the comments popup page…

    Any idea.

    you have to edit wp-comments-post located at wp root directory.

    at the end of the file chage this part:

    $location = get_permalink($comment_post_ID);

    header(“Location: $location”);

    to this:

    $location = (empty($_POST[‘redirect_to’])) ? $_SERVER[“HTTP_REFERER”] : $_POST[‘redirect_to’];
    if ($is_IIS) {
    header(“Refresh: 0;url=$location”);
    } else {
    header(“Location: $location”);
    }

    this has been a problem since 1.2. i wonder why it wasnt corrected in strayhorn. anyways… hope it works ??

    Well, I’ve searched the forums, and followed the advice, and I’m having no luck at all. I just want to remove (or edit) whatever code (where-ever it is) that instructs the pop-up comment function to load the page background (which I don’t want loading in the comment window) and side menu (which covers over and hides the actual comment form in the pop-up comment window). I’m completely flummoxed! To see what happens when clicking the “comments” link, here’s the URL to my ‘blog: https://www.marylayton.net/blog/ Any more ideas? Eeee, my brain hurts! ??

    That’s odd behavior! What does your popup-comments template say?

    This is from the comment-functions.php – I’m not sure if this is what you’re referring to oriecat, but I couldn’t find a file called “popup-comments template”:

    function comments_popup_link($zero=’No Comments’, $one=’1 Comment’, $more=’% Comments’, $CSSclass=”, $none=’Comments Off’) {
    global $id, $wpcommentspopupfile, $wpcommentsjavascript, $post, $wpdb;
    global $comment_count_cache;

    if (! is_single() && ! is_page()) {
    if (” == $comment_count_cache[“$id”]) {
    $number = $wpdb->get_var(“SELECT COUNT(comment_ID) FROM $wpdb->comments WHERE comment_post_ID = $id AND comment_approved = ‘1’;”);
    } else {
    $number = $comment_count_cache[“$id”];
    }
    if (0 == $number && ‘closed’ == $post->comment_status && ‘closed’ == $post->ping_status) {
    echo $none;
    return;
    } else {
    if (!empty($post->post_password)) { // if there’s a password
    if ($_COOKIE[‘wp-postpass_’.COOKIEHASH] != $post->post_password) { // and it doesn’t match the cookie
    echo(‘Enter your password to view comments’);
    return;
    }
    }
    echo ‘<a href=”‘;
    if ($wpcommentsjavascript) {
    if ( empty($wpcommentspopupfile) )
    $home = get_settings(‘home’);
    else
    $home = get_settings(‘siteurl’);
    echo $home . ‘/’ . $wpcommentspopupfile.’?comments_popup=’.$id;
    echo ‘” onclick=”wpopen(this.href); return false”‘;
    } else {
    // if comments_popup_script() is not in the template, display simple comment link
    comments_link();
    echo ‘”‘;
    }
    if (!empty($CSSclass)) {
    echo ‘ class=”‘.$CSSclass.'”‘;
    }
    echo ‘>’;
    comments_number($zero, $one, $more, $number);
    echo ‘‘;
    }
    }
    }

    I’m a bit of a novice at this – I do maintain my own web site, but this coding is far more complicated that what I use for my site – so, I can’t really make heads or tails of it to see where I should be looking!

    The “default” theme is installed for the most part – I’ve only kept the index.php, wp-config.php, wp-layout.css, and wp-comments.php from the previous version. Is it possible my old files are conflicting with the new “default” theme?

    Thanks for any assistance you may be able to provide!

    Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

    changing the wp-commentpost.php worked for me!! thanks!

    Editing the wp-comments-post.php worked for me also. Thanks for the info, chinito!! ??

    This modification worked for me as well, thank you!

    I am having the same problem as Rhiamon – who btw gave up and moved to an MT blog – something I do not want to do, no matter how stupid my comments look.

    Everything looks good when the comments link is clicked and the comment box appears. However, when the *submit* button is pushed on my pop up comment box, the window refreshes with the entire front blog page – sidebar and all – in the tiny window. Granted, the comments are there, but the post and comments are about an inch wide stretched the length of the window, alongside the sidebar. Just annoying.

    I tried editing the afore mentioned php file, to no avail. Can anyone he’p me?

    pinacleo – I treid to visit your site to get a better idea of the problem but I’m not allowed in.
    What theme are you using, and what edits have you tried ? As we can’t view the source, you’ll need to give us a lot more info….

    OK, well I modified the classic theme.

    Here is temporary access info to the blog in question:

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