• [Plugin: PTM AJAX Comments] requires several input values that may be unique to a theme. Here’s the best I can figure out, and I still can’t get it to work:

      Callback function name: weaver_comment_list
      Class ‘commentlist’: commentlist
      ID ‘respond’: reply-title
      ID ‘commentform’: commentform
      ID ‘comment’: comment

    Any help would be deeply appreciated!

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    Thread Starter Technophant

    (@technophant)

    I don’t see the plugin installed/activated on that site.

    Thread Starter Technophant

    (@technophant)

    I’ve re-enabled the plug-in with the values I had above. Comments are disabled in the home page, but are enabled in posts.

    Can’t see something wrong. Maybe it’s interfering with the ‘Social Connect’ plugin. Try disabling that one and test again.

    Thread Starter Technophant

    (@technophant)

    I tried disabling Social Connect and it still didn’t work. The site I gave above can’t be radically changed, but I have another one that can, technophant.com. On this one I tried disabling all plugins except the Ajax Comments. No good. Then I tried changing the theme back to the default Twenty-Ten as recommended in the plug-ins FAQ, still doesn’t work. I’m going to leave it in this state for now. Try looking at: https://technophant.com/2010/11/security-flaws-in-paltalk/

    It would seem that this plugin just doesn’t work. Is there one that does work with Weaver 2?

    Tested on that particular post and it’s working fine. (used FF4 Win)

    Thread Starter Technophant

    (@technophant)

    I think I misunderstood what this plugin does. I want one that hides the comment box, but then has an Ajax link to show it. I can see how when a comment is posted it has the waiting gif and the page updates without reloading, which means that the Ajax part is working. Is there a plugin that hides the comment box, or an easier way to do this?

    This should give you a start:

    <a href="#" onclick="jQuery('#comments').toggle();">Show/Hide Comments</a>

    You can set the comments area via CSS to display:none and show/hide it with the above link.

    HTH

    Please mark the topic as resolved, thanks

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