i'm using free comments. While they work fine in one of projects, they don't
in another, whereas the code is basically the same.
I can add comments through the frontend, but they won't show up. In the free
comments admin list view it says "2 free comments", the list however is
empty.
Any ideas what's going wrong? Could that be a permission problem (although i'm
superuser in the admin)?
Best Regards.
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Dirk Eschler <mailto:dirk.e...@gmx.net>
http://www.krusader.org
On 3/3/07, Dirk Eschler <dirk.e...@gmx.net> wrote:
> I can add comments through the frontend, but they won't show up. In the free
> comments admin list view it says "2 free comments", the list however is
> empty.
I think you have to check the "is public" checkbox in admin.
I used it this way:
{% free_comment_form for blog.entry object.id with is_public yes %}
Is public is set to yes. But I have to set it manually in the admin.
> Best Regards.
Kai
> Any ideas what's going wrong? Could that be a permission problem
> (although i'm
> superuser in the admin)?
looks like a typo somewhere
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regards
kg
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Hi Kai,
the problem is, that i don't see any entries in admin interface. It says "2
free comments", which is the amount of entries i have added through the
frontend, but the list is empty.
On 3/3/07, Dirk Eschler <dirk.e...@gmx.net> wrote:
> Hi Kai,
>
> the problem is, that i don't see any entries in admin interface. It says "2
> free comments", which is the amount of entries i have added through the
> frontend, but the list is empty.
Ok, I misunderstood you. :)
Have you tested to restart the server?
My problem is, that the comment's "is_public" attribute don't get checked.
I have set ".. with is_public yes" but I don't know what this exactly does
(or it just don't work like it should :).
Kai
Yes, several times.
Also dropped the comment tables, ran syncdb and added new entries. Same
problem.
The only changes i made to the admin interface are minor ones in
base_site.html and index.html templates or are CSS related. The changes don't
affect the comment system.
I've uploaded a screenshot, to illustrate the problem:
http://hartkodiert.sinussource.net/media/upload/pub/django_freecomments.png
I'm using django-svn from yesterday, but the problem exists with older
versions also.