Joomla and intense debate
does intense debate work with joomla
my joomla site also has many sections and categories will this system allow that ?
my joomla site also has many sections and categories will this system allow that ?
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Inappropriate?Thanks for submitting your question. Honestly, joomla has never come up before. You're the first! You can use our basic javascript snippet (offered during our install process).
What do you mean by sections and categories? Any examples would help determine if we could support it.
Sincerely,
Michael
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i liked a lot intense debate, you should develope and extencion 100% compatible with joomla, that would be nice. -
Inappropriate?well with joomla when you publish content into goes into a category which belongs to a section
for instance if I had an international sports site my blog entry about the NFL
would go into the American section and its category would be football
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Inappropriate?Joomla is a CMS (joomla.org) that includes blogging. In addition, you can add components or plugins similar to Wordpress. For example; I'm using the component "myBlog" to do my blogging. Building a Joomla component for Intense Debate will allow users to "install" ID without knowing too much about the behind the scenes details. As I understand it, the ID component could modify the html in Joomla to allow for the use of ID. Does that help understand the Joomla end any?
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Inappropriate?The Joomla! extension developers at RocketWerx are using ID - but it looks like they just added the js to the bottom of their content:
http://www.rocketwerx.com/blog/5-rock... -
The issue that comes up is that IntenseDebate comments (the form and comment list) should only appear in articles within specific categories. You wouldn't want comments to be enabled on everything (FAQ and static articles)... likely you would want to enable comments only in articles from categories that are news/blog-related. Solutions? -
Yes. There are now two IntenseDebate plugins for Joomla available (one of which is the one developed by jmoises mentioned below).
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensio... -
Installed both RocketWerx plugins, button appears ok in edit mode, adds {rokintensedebate} as expected but nothing appears after save. -
Inappropriate?i just develop a small plugin to use Intensedebate with Joomla.
here is the link:
http://123joomla.com/descargas/ver-do... -
Hi jmoises - glad to find this... unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be working for me. :(
I've installed and enabled the plugin, selected a Joomla! category, and added the IntenseDebate code, but no IntenseDebate comments area is showing up. Is there something else required?
Also, maybe you can help with this... I'm trying to add IntenseDebate comments to a simple image gallery I have set up in Joomla - I added the InstenseDebate code to the layout page for individual images, and added some code for the post_id and post_url so they'd be unique for each image, e.g.,
var idcomments_post_id = '<?php echo $this?>data['image']->filename; ?>';
var idcomments_post_url = '<?php echo $link.'/'.$this?>data['image']->filename; ?>';
When I look at the source code for two different image pages, I can see that the idcomments_post_id and idcomments_post_url are different for both pages... but both pages display the same comments.
Do you know what I should do to make it so there are different comments for each? Is there some other code somewhere on the page that's getting passed to ID to make it think it should be the same on both pages?
Thanks,
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Inappropriate?I think I figured out why ID isn't correctly seeing my image pages as different from one another -- it appears ID is cutting the url short at a '&' character. Unfortunately, the Joomla! component I'm using has a '&' in the url even with SEF turned on, and the url showing in the ID management area for the posts is cut short just at that point.
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Inappropriate?I am using the RocketWerks plug ins for Joomla 1.5 and it works fine with one very annoying exception...all comments for all articles show up on every single article. Meaning that if I open an article about Rex Ryan (this is a Jets Fan Site) and I add a comment on the article...when I go on to another article the comment I made about Rex Ryan shows up under the other article. In fact it shows up everywhere I have IntenseDebate showing...any clues on how to get comments to only show for the article it was originally posted on?
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Inappropriate?I had help from a Joomla developer and have come up with a solution that puts IntenseDebate ONLY on articles from specific categories (set from options in a joomla plugin page that was put together from scratch). Let me know if you want to hear more...
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Inappropriate?I have solved a problem integrating with joomla.
Basically ID truncates the page url after the first & when running joomla in non Search Engine Friendly mode. This means that ID can't tell the difference between the content pages so you will have the same comments on all pages.
So this means:
"http://www.creativecampaignsday.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40&Itemid=92"
Is seen by ID as:
"http://www.creativecampaignsday.org/index.php?option=com_content"
Solution:
You can either turn on joomla's own SEF mode (this breaks my template due to inclusion of index.php in every url) or do what I did which is use sh404sef in the mode which uses .htaccess redirection. This removes the index.php from the url (so my template works) and provides a url that ID can distinguish easily e.g.
"http://www.creativecampaignsday.org/film-showcase.html"
This way I get seperate comments on each of the main pages. To see this in action go to http://www.creativecampaignsday.org/ (site still in development).
Hope this helps anybody with the same problem as it took me a couple of hours to figure out.
Thanks ID for a great comment system, integrates beautifully with my existing style.
O yes I'm running latest version of joomla 1.5.10
Basil
I’m thankful
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Inappropriate?Hi there,
I am using joomla 1.5, php 4 and the rokintense plugin, but it doesn't seem to work. The icon appears at the articles I enabled commenting at, but I can't comment, there is nothing to be seen..
any idea?
I’m cai
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Inappropriate?Please note that IntenseDebate is no longer using Get Satisfaction for our forums. Please visit http://intensedebate.com/help or email us at support@intensedebate.com for technical support.
We plan on running our own in-house forum powered by TalkPress (a fellow Automattic product) in the future. We will post updates on our blog at http://blog.intensedebate.com.
Thanks,
Michael
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