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APAD: Ajax Edit Comments

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  1. Ben M says:

    I’ve installed this plugin and think it’s great. I had to mess around with the js I had already on my site (simply removed an “onLoad”), and then did some finessing of the plugin output, but simply works. Heartily recommend it.

  2. Ronald Huereca (7 comments.) says:

    Ajay,

    The link to the plugin is hidden somewhere :) – I’ve included it in my name URL.

  3. Brendan (4 comments.) says:

    Quite a useful plugin, biggie ups to Ron for actually providing the link to the plugin. ;)

  4. Ajay (209 comments.) says:

    Completely forgot about the link. It should be fixed now.

  5. Luis Cruz (2 comments.) says:

    I’ve had it installed for a week, but I’ve run into a problem with it. The author mentioned a bug where “quotations and apostrophes cannot be used when editing and will cause MySQL errors when the admin is logged in.” It seems to be a rare occurence, but it’s still annoying.

    That nasty bug aside, this is a fantastic plugin.

  6. Dave (16 comments.) says:

    I was going to install this just last night, but grew tired and weary. Great to see some more recommendations. Hopefully I can get it installed this weekend. :)

  7. jonathan hickman (8 comments.) says:

    It’s definitely a neat plugin, but I wish it had a timeout for admins, too. I keep accidentally clicking on comments and having to cancel out of the edit. There’s a similar problem with hyperlinks, too. You can’t click on them without going to edit, although the work around is opening a new tab instead of opening in the current tab.

  8. Ronald Huereca (7 comments.) says:

    Jonathan,

    You can turn off admin edits by going to Users -> Ajax Edit Comments.

  9. jonathan hickman (8 comments.) says:

    I don’t want to turn them off; I want them to time out, just like they do for users.

    I do want to be able to edit it the first 30 minutes or so after they made the comment, but I don’t want it to be editable ad infinitum.

    Actually, what the hell am I thinking? I never edit users’ comments….

  10. Britgirl (5 comments.) says:

    I installed this plugin last week when it was first featured (and linked back to the author by blogging about it) and I think it’s a great plugin… I don’t edit users comments unless they ask me to, but they really appreciate being able to edit their own comments.

  11. Batman says:

    WordPress needs more AJAX behaviour. I can’t think of any other feature I want. It’s the best blog software already.

  12. NewMexiKen (3 comments.) says:

    Tried it and liked it, but it doesn’t validate. Every post had a validation error.

  13. Rich Tatum (4 comments.) says:

    Tried it and love it. It was a painless install. The only thing I had to modify was to remove the “clear” elements from the stylesheet and the php page so that it didn’t break my comments layout.

    The only other thing I noticed was that if I viewed my site at its “www” url the plugin didn’t seem to be active, but if I went to my default URL without the “www” it worked just fine.

    Anyhow, I’ve been using it to great success, and my readers seem to like it as well. Kudos!

    Rich
    BlogRodent



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