May 30th, 2008

WordPress Plugins

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Tags: ajaxeditcomments, comments, plugins, WordPress

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Ronald Huereca (66 comments.) says:

5/30/2008 at 6:19 pm

Wow Jeff *blush* thanks for the mention.

It looks like the video might not be working though.
Jason Hansen (15 comments.) says:

5/30/2008 at 7:46 pm

I’ve been using this plugin for a while now & absolutely love the new changes. Awesome work Ronald. Thanks!
ajua (19 comments.) says:

5/30/2008 at 8:37 pm

I did see this plugin before but i haven’t try it. Seems very helpful, tanks for the info. And thanks to Ronald for making it.
bubazoo (213 comments.) says:

5/30/2008 at 9:03 pm

I’m just not a fan of moderating comments, because I’m not a big fan of going thru each and every comment. I just don’t care to spend all my time doing that, just because weeding thru 1,000+ comments a day would take too long to weed thru when I have a real life to live with things to do
BoltClock (24 comments.) says:

5/31/2008 at 3:23 am

I just installed this plugin last night before this post appeared, and it works great! I never knew it was actually a complete rewrite. But then again it says 2.0, so…
Jason Hansen (15 comments.) says:

5/31/2008 at 2:01 pm

@bubazoo: I don’t use to “moderate” comments, it’s to give my users a few minutes to change their comments in case they misspell something or forgot to type something.
Death to Spammy says:

6/1/2008 at 10:39 am

@bubazoo Did you even read the description? Your site obviously doesn’t get 1,000 comments a day. In fact, it looks like you’d be lucky to get 10 a month. Guess you just want us all to click your link.
WordSkill.com (1 comments.) says:

6/1/2008 at 12:08 pm

Great stuff, should definitely be add to the core.

I wonder if, rather than at a hard limit to the amount of time a user has to edit their own post, it might make sense to allow the user to return much later and make additions but not deletions – making it clear what the original comment was and thereby protecting the integrity of the thread?
Ronald (7 comments.) says:

6/1/2008 at 4:49 pm

WordSkill,
If you have logged in users, there’s an option for them to indefinitely edit. May not be what you wanted, but I would never allow the ability for anonymous users to have indefinite editing. That’s too big of a security risk.
Dave Gray (1 comments.) says:

6/2/2008 at 6:52 pm

I agree Jeff – this version is great – I was very impressed when I saw the new features. In the previous version the flashing of the comments as you moused over them was some what distracting, the new version is an awesome improvement and a great upgrade. It is working great on the blogs that I have installed it on. Nice work Ronald. Oh and I agree it should go in the core.
Matt Foster (1 comments.) says:

6/10/2008 at 11:05 am

Pretty cool features, definitely dig the new version, keep up the good work!