Fix reqd. for updating total no. of comments when loading via ajax

Hi,

Please let us know the cache system you’re using.

Hi, we are using a custom caching implementation.

In your code in the comment section:

<div class="wpd-thread-info " data-comments-count="yy"> <span class="wpdtc" title="yy">yy</span> Comments</div>

You can fix the issue by simply updating the total nos. of comments for the element span.wpdtc replacing the old number yy after ajax loading is completed.

Alternately, if you provide api option for javascript callback(args…) post ajax loading then we can also hook our code to accomplish the task.

thanks,
biswa!

Hi,

You can fix the issue by simply updating the total nos. of comments for the element span.wpdtc replacing the old number yy after ajax loading is completed.

Currently wpDiscuz works exactly in this way. I.e. it replaces the old number after ajax loading. It seems that the caching system you’re using doesn’t update the comment count.

Hi I am currently using the latest version – 7.2.2 and total comments number is not updating. We can check if it actually does by the following test code running early as the DOM ready –

$('.wpd-thread-info > span.wpdtc').text('...');

It will remove the total comments no. and watch to see if the post ajax comments loading also update the number.

Since it’s not working for me, I have to write the following codes in my script file within my themes to make it work –

// Options for the observer
const config = { attributes: false, childList: true, subtree: true },
        
commentNode = document.querySelector('#wpd-threads > .wpd-thread-list'),

// Create an observer instance
observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutationsList, observer) {

  //observe only once
  this.disconnect();

  setTimeout(() => {

    let comments = $('.wpd-thread-list .wpd-comment-author').length;

    $('.wpd-thread-list .wpd-view-replies').each((i, replyComment) => {

      const r = $(replyComment).text().match(/\d/);

      if ( r.length ) 
        comments += parseInt(r[0]);

    });

    $('.wpd-thread-info').attr('data-comments-count', comments)
      .find('> span.wpdtc').attr('title', comments).text(comments);
            
  }, 1000);

});

        
// Start observing the comment node when available
if ( commentNode ) {
            
  $('.wpd-thread-info > span.wpdtc').text('...');
  observer.observe(commentNode, config);
            
}

I hope this will help out anyone looking for the same issue…

thanks,
biswa!