[nodebb-plugin-blog-comments] Blog Commenting Engine (Ghost, Wordpress widget)

psychobunny

Yup pretty much as @julian said. Someone theoretically could write an importer, but if I'm honest it's going to be a job and a half figuring out how to import disqus, muut, and vanilla WP comments

although if the post had comments before, it'll still be reflected in the "x comment(s)" in your theme

Currently, I've figured out the comments count for the individual posts themselves. For the home page, I'll set up an API in the future to figure out the comment count

finid

@julian

That's kind of a show-stopper. I have several articles with more than 100 comments apiece. Would n't want to let them disappear.

psychobunny

what commenting platform are you using? I'm definitely going to build those importers but after I get the rest of my TODOs out of the way

finid

@psychobunny said:

what commenting platform are you using?

WP vanilla commenting system.

Btw, when did we lose the post edit feature?

Edit: Ok, so we did not lose it completely, but what is the time limit on it, and is it configurable?

a_5mith

@planner Not aware of such limit, I editted my post from 2 months ago.

Also how would posts be imported without the comment users having an account? Unless you could merge the WP userbase with NodeBB?

finid

@a_5mith

On this particular thread, I don't have the edit option on my posts.

Regarding comments on my WP blogs, comment is free. No registration required.

Edit: Looks like I get the edit option on my last post only. Weird.

psychobunny

That might have been fixed already, sorry missed this message

Also how would posts be imported without the comment users having an account? Unless you could merge the WP userbase with NodeBB?

Yeah I guess we could make all of them "anonymous". Writing a WP importer might be a lot easier than writing one for your average forum software, now that I think about it

Luciano Miranda

@psychobunny
awesome!
Good work, i will testing it. =]

finid

@psychobunny said:

Yeah I guess we could make all of them "anonymous".

Rather than making all anon, would it be possible to use the names they used to post?

psychobunny

Yeah, I figure the right way to go about it is -

Every user that posted will have submitted their username and email (likely). We could email all of those users, and create a deactivated account for them. If they verify via email, activate their account. The only catch is if that username already exists on your forum...

Nicekiwi

Is there any special requirements for Nginx to get this working? When post request is made to https://community.ag-aus.org/comments/publish, I get an 502 error.

julian

@Ezra-Sharp What error is shown in NodeBB when you try to publish a comment?

psychobunny

hey, did you remember to set up the blog's URL in the ACP? Also, what version of NodeBB are you running?

Nicekiwi

@julian there is no error in NodeBB as Nginx just drops the 502 error, the request seems not to make it to Node.. which is really weird. I mean the article wont actually publish to NodeBB from the blog. SO I can't exactly test any comments yet.

@psychobunny yes, I setup the blogs URL and category ID. And running v4.3.

When I try and simulate the request, I get a 403 {
"error" : "Forbidden"
}

out of express.

All is well! had some JSON issues getting the blog deets, once I got that right it worked!

nodecode

@psychobunny said:

Wordpress integration is finally here Check out the repo for setup instructions. Go for a test drive on my blog:

Wordpress Integration is finally here! | Burn after compiling

(burnaftercompiling.com)

For me, the WordPress integration does not work. e.g.:

WordPress: example.com
NodeBB: sub.example.com
Console: XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://sub.example.com/comments/get/XXX/0. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://example.com' is therefore not allowed access.

I'll try to add the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header with nginx.

nodecode

@nodecode said:

@psychobunny said:

Wordpress integration is finally here Check out the repo for setup instructions. Go for a test drive on my blog:

Wordpress Integration is finally here! | Burn after compiling

(burnaftercompiling.com)

For me, the WordPress integration does not work. e.g.:

WordPress: example.com
NodeBB: sub.example.com
Console: XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://sub.example.com/comments/get/XXX/0. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://example.com' is therefore not allowed access.

I'll try to add the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header with nginx.

Okay, I think I've found the error. The posts were not loaded into the forum, therefore, returns the URL http://sub.example.org/comments/get/XXX/0 "502 Bad Gateway", and sets, unlike the plugin is written, no Access-Control-Allow-Origin header.

a_5mith

So now that the permissions system is more or less rocking, does this mean something like this will be possible?

Blog Commenting Engine Feature · Issue #2 · psychobunny/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments

originally posted by @a5mith at NodeBB/NodeBB#1244 Continuing on from http://community.nodebb.org/topic/810/nodebb-plugin-blog-comments-blog-commenting-engine-ghost-wordpress-widget#7785 at some point, it would be great to integrate node...

GitHub (github.com)

julian

When I revamped the groups and permissions system, I did have plugins in mind when I did it. Right now it's not possible for a plugin to introduce permissions, although at a later date, possibly.

johnhenry

Integrated with Ghost and is working well

a_5mith

@julian Don't know how I missed your post here.

Would it be possible for a plugin to check what group a user is in? Similar to the if isAdmin currently. Or is this what you were referring to?

My plan is to have a group, with everyone who can post using this plugin inside that group. (Once it supports multiple sites)