60 Kommentare

1. Nico sagt:

   13. Juli 2005 um 16:24

   Scheint zu klappen, sieht auch nett aus.
2. nicolas sagt:

   14. Juli 2005 um 09:09

   ja, es klappt – hat aber noch einen kleinen fehler, so wie ich das sehe. wenn ein neuer kommentar hinzugefügt wird, steht links vom kommentar eine “1″, unabhängig davon welcher beitrag es ist. war jedenfalls bei meinem vorherigen kommentar der fall.
   erst beim reload wird die zahl aktualisiert.
3. des das dem das sagt:

   25. Juli 2005 um 23:24

   ajax commenting?
4. kusaeni sagt:

   2. August 2005 um 12:04

   yes I love this fuction , can you tell me , how to get it work in my theme?

   thanks
5. Nico sagt:

   2. August 2005 um 15:58

   Drop these files into your theme directory.

   ajax_comments.php handles the AJAX requests and acts just like wp-comments-post.php from WordPress.

   ajax_comments.js is the JavaScript part that sends AJAX requests and updates the page. You have to adjust this file to match your style ids! And the comments *ol* tag must be present for this to work, even if it’s empty..

   Then, you have to drop some Scripts from script.aculo.us in the “scripts” directory (see the header of this page) and add them to the page header. And last, but not least, add this to the *form* tag of you style’s comments.php:

   onsubmit="new Ajax.Updater({success:'commentlist'}, '/wp-content/themes/mytheme/ajax_comments.php', {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, insertion:Insertion.Bottom, onComplete:function(request){complete(request)}, onFailure:function(request){failure(request)}, onLoading:function(request){loading()}, parameters:Form.serialize(this)}); return false;"

   This is not very clean and nice, I know, and this was never meant for distribution, at least for this version. Maybe I’ll clean it up some day and write a better guide…
6. Bergie sagt:

   2. August 2005 um 16:20

   Lets see if this works.

   We’re using AJAX quite heavily in http://www.openpsa.org
7. Bergie sagt:

   2. August 2005 um 16:21

   Cool effects here!
8. kusaeni sagt:

   3. August 2005 um 03:56

   yes , thanks you for the hack but I still can not implemeted it into my themes, I dont know why , but I have stupid question : are prototype need ruby hosting support?
9. Nico sagt:

   3. August 2005 um 12:37

   Bergie: The effects are from script.aculo.us, a very nice JavaScript library (together with the great Prototype framework)…

   I don’t know if this works with all browsers, it does work with JavaScript disabled, but it does not work with Opera 7.xx e.g. It’s as broken as the Ruby on Rails based Typo weblog engine…
10. Nico sagt:

    3. August 2005 um 12:39

    kusaeni: No, Prototype and script.aculo.us are JavaScript libraries that run on the client’s browser, so no need for Ruby support on the hosting site. You just need to copy the two js files into the scripts/ folder (you can copy (not hotlink!) them from my site for example).
11. kusaeni sagt:

    4. August 2005 um 04:43

    thanks Nico , was follow your instructions , but still have problems.

    After type a comment text , the page is loading so far , and the comments is not appear in comment list . But when I reloaded the page , comments is appear , normaly .

    How I can solving this troble?

    thanks , and sorry for my english .
    I am Indonesian.
12. kusaeni sagt:

    5. August 2005 um 04:02

    oK , may I know your comments .php files?
13. Azad sagt:

    7. August 2005 um 14:27

    Nice job Nico. You could write a WP plugin and distribute it. It would be very popular!
14. Nico sagt:

    7. August 2005 um 21:51

    I guess packaging it as a WP plugin would not work well, because it would depend on specific class names, list id’s (for the comment list) and e.g. the fact, that the empty comment list has to be present even if there is no comment yet.

    Inevitably the plugin would break on several themes…
15. ensellitis sagt:

    9. August 2005 um 02:29

    Looks great
16. ensellitis sagt:

    9. August 2005 um 03:24

    Ok, I have a small problem. I got it pretty much working, except when you post a comment, nothing happens until you refresh the page, then it is there… Any ideas?
17. ensellitis sagt:

    9. August 2005 um 03:50

    Sorry for spamming, but wanted to let you know that I got it working, thanks for the great scripts!
18. Nico sagt:

    17. August 2005 um 14:10

    HTML-Test:

    strong, em, link.
19. Wicked sagt:

    22. August 2005 um 12:11

    Testing Ajax comments. Cool stuff
20. Kapeka sagt:

    23. August 2005 um 00:02

    Hm, mal schauen. Ajax faszniert mich schon seit einiger Zeit.
21. Nico sagt:

    15. September 2005 um 21:41

    I disabled AJAX Commenting again. No need to post test comments anymore ;-)
22. Test sagt:

    16. September 2005 um 22:27

    wow its cool
23. Paul sagt:

    16. September 2005 um 22:43

    yeah, it hangs
24. Nico sagt:

    16. September 2005 um 22:46

    Seems to work
25. Paul sagt:

    16. September 2005 um 22:48

    i figured it out. I was so stupid. bet all of you are having the same problem.
    make sure to change:
    ‘/wp-content/themes/mytheme/ajax_comments.php’, {asynchronous:true,
26. Paul sagt:

    16. September 2005 um 22:59

    Nico, not on your server. Ours! It posts but you need to refresh.

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28. Sean sagt:

    24. September 2005 um 23:44

    Very Cool. I am going to try this out. : )
29. Weiran sagt:

    25. September 2005 um 00:52

    Sorry, I have to try this out!
30. Arno sagt:

    25. September 2005 um 01:17

    Got to try it myself :)
31. Kyle sagt:

    25. September 2005 um 02:41

    I guess I gotta get on the AJAX bandwagon
32. Denis sagt:

    25. September 2005 um 12:22

    Nice commenting buddy !
33. 天佑 sagt:

    28. September 2005 um 06:59

    中文測試
34. 中文名字 sagt:

    28. September 2005 um 11:37

    中文留言
35. Theron Parlin sagt:

    28. September 2005 um 16:10

    The characters look good to me.
36. CarlosCrc sagt:

    2. Oktober 2005 um 20:15

    Nice, i will try it.
37. CarlosCrc sagt:

    2. Oktober 2005 um 20:24

    Wasssaaapp!!!
38. otama sagt:

    4. Oktober 2005 um 05:13

    This is great :D
39. otama sagt:

    4. Oktober 2005 um 05:14

    i like it
40. tinyau sagt:

    4. Oktober 2005 um 06:05

    Why the chinese characters in this blog no need to refresh in order to prevent to display rubbish characters?

    This problem is related to MySQL version? Collation of database or tables?

    The following wordings are Chinese characters.

    中文留言測試
41. otama sagt:

    5. Oktober 2005 um 00:06

    cool :D
42. geogf sagt:

    12. Oktober 2005 um 05:26

    kick ass !!
43. chsis sagt:

    13. Oktober 2005 um 13:34

    ajax commenting?
    中文如何？
44. br0k3n_d4y sagt:

    13. Oktober 2005 um 16:00

    well, good works

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46. rayz sagt:

    11. November 2005 um 01:18

    Giving the Ajax commenting system a whirllllllll
47. Geremy F sagt:

    17. November 2005 um 13:40

    I can’t wait to use Ajax commenting for my next redesign
48. Test sagt:

    17. November 2005 um 20:23

    test
49. matthew sagt:

    20. November 2005 um 17:18

    Mmmm AJAX
50. sdfsd sagt:

    28. November 2005 um 08:17

    sdfjdfhgjkd
51. hot sagt:

    29. November 2005 um 14:20

    oh, this is how it works
52. Jazzman sagt:

    2. Dezember 2005 um 13:41

    Is the Ajax commenting still working?
53. PAStheLoD sagt:

    4. Dezember 2005 um 21:46

    testing, testing .. 1 .. 2 .. testing ;]
54. test sagt:

    4. Dezember 2005 um 21:48

    what if ..
55. test sagt:

    4. Dezember 2005 um 21:48

    what if ..
    what if ..
    2
56. test sagt:

    12. Dezember 2005 um 13:22

    test me pls
57. Marcus sagt:

    12. Dezember 2005 um 17:29

    Großartige Seite… sehr informativ und lesenswert :)
58. Thorsten sagt:

    13. Dezember 2005 um 14:36

    Wirklich coole Idee!
59. Thorsten sagt:

    13. Dezember 2005 um 15:13

    Mmmh… sor richtig kommt das alles hier aber nicht mit der Kommentarzählung klar, oder?
60. test sagt:

    15. Dezember 2005 um 18:59

    testr