Isso comments plugin

[ArthurHoaro]

Use Isso client to let visitors comments on permalinks

Note: also affect private links because links can previously commented links can be set to private and the other way around.

Note bis: It's not beautifully integrated for now.

ping #181

[nodiscc]

Hey @ArthurHoaro , looks cool. Just to make sure I understand (I have not tested it yet):

if (count($data['links']) == 1) { 

The comments box is only displayed when there is only one link visible (access by permalink, or search with a single result)? Or does it litter the linklist with 30 comment boxes? The first solution is preferable.

Simple code, great work

[ArthurHoaro]

Thanks! Yes, it is displayed only when 1 link is displayed. However, I didn't think of search results. It probably shouldn't be displayed in this case.

[kalvn]

To avoid ISSO to be displayed on search result, you could use the same condition I used for my disqus plugin: checking that there is only 1 result and that the query string parameter page is not defined (since it's not present on permalink pages).

if(count($data['links']) === 1 && !isset($_GET['page']) && !empty($disqusShortname)){

Just ignore the last part of the condition, here.

Additionally, if you really want to be sure you're on the expected page, you can also check that the current link's ID is actually present in the URL:

if(isset($_GET[$link['shorturl']])){

It's a bit extreme as it should always be true but just in case.

[ArthurHoaro]

Updated!

• Only displayed on permalinks. I did something similar @kalvn, but without requiring to access $_GET within the plugin.
• Unit tests.
• One line of CSS to, at least, align the title.

[virtualtam]

newline

[virtualtam]

access to $conf could be made directly from the Linklist render hook, which would help keeping test code clean

[ArthurHoaro]

I'll use #659. The errors were assigned at PageBuilder initialization, which prevent from using your solution.

[ArthurHoaro]

Updated.

[virtualtam]

👍