Using django comments framework http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/comments/ Not sure is there option, to make all comments non private before they passed moderation... Looks like all my comments are added to site, just after being posted. really need to change this ...
Hello, I want to implement a commenting system for some pages by using the build-in commenting framework of Django. The only addition to the default commenting framework is that other registered users can up/down vote comments (one time allowed indeed), just like Digg or Reddit style. I have found RedditStyleVoting however it seems out...
How to provide reply option to the user so that they can comment for an existing comment ? ...
Is it possible to return querysets that return only one object per foreign key? For instance, I want the to get the latest comments from django_comments, but I only want one comment (the latest comment) per object, i.e., only return the latest comment on an object and exclude all the past comments on that object. I guess this would be ...
Just learning django and trying to use the built in comments app. I have a model named foo that is passed into the template with the same name. {% get_comment_count for foo as comment_count %} seems to work okay as {{ comment_count }} comes back as "0". Next I try displaying the comment form by {% render_comment_form for foo %} exp...
I am using the django comments system and everything is working ok apart from the comments are being added into the table with is_public being set to false. Does anyone know why this is and how I can fix it, i.e. have them set as true edit, this is the code I have: {% load comments %} <ul> {% get_comment_list for entry as comment_lis...
I've happily used the neat comment moderation queue view supplied with contrib.comments in 1.0.x, but recently thought I'd use it in a Django 1.2 site, only to discover that the view is no longer there (no longer referenced in contrib.comments.urls, for example) Two questions: When did it disappear? Why did it disappear? ...
I have multiple models on a Django-powered webpage that have a django.contrib.comments form rendered for each. On this page, a post from one of these forms to /comments/post/ always results in: Forbidden (403) CSRF verification failed. Request aborted. If I include the same comment form code on another page where there is just one su...
I am making use of Django's contrib.comments and want to know the following. Are there any utils or app out there that can be plugged into an app that sends you a notification when a comment is posted on an item? I haven't really worked with signals that much, so please be a little bit descriptive. This is what I came up with. from d...
I am looking at accessing the user who owns the content_type of a posted comment Currently I can access the user who posts, the comment, however I would like to notify the person who owns the item... I tried doing user = comment.content_type.user but I get an error. In my main __init__.py file As soon as I change that to user = reque...
I'm customizing django comments. According to the docs you'll need to add your customized app to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py, and set COMMENTS_APP to your app name. INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'my_comment_app', ... ] COMMENTS_APP = 'my_comment_app' Should I also remove 'django.contrib.comments' from INSTALLED_APPS? ...
I am trying to understand how it's possible to use http://code.google.com/p/django-simple-captcha/ with django comments. I have done all as described here: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/comments/custom/ So my forms in custom comment app looks like this: from django import forms from django.contrib.comments.forms impo...
Possible Duplicate: Django notification on comment submission How can I specify which users get notified about new comments using Django's comment and moderation framework? In the documentation it says that the site staff will get an email notification, but when I'm posting a new comment only the very first user (the one that ...
I'm looking at implementing django-threadedcomments and am wondering if it is able to restrict threading to replies made by a moderator/owner, similar to how Yelp handles user reviews and business owner replies. For example the comments would look like: "Comment 1" by User1 "Comment 2" by User2 "Reply 1" by Owner "Comment 3" ...