Have you ever been annoyed that there are no inline-error messages for the comments? That the errors are displayed on a different page completely out of context? Here’s the answer. T
Have you ever been annoyed that there are no inline-error messages for the comments? That the errors are displayed on a different page completely out of context?
Here’s the answer. The comments are send via AJAX, errors that happen will be displayed inline in the form, you can style the error-messages yourself (if you want or have to) and it is even possible to add custom fields to the comment-form, provided the validation for those extra fields is done via the Ajax-Comments callback.
How is this plugin different from other Ajax-Comment-plugins?
This plugin uses a comletely rewritten backend and doesn’t use the default wordpress-backend although it is based on that. This plugin displays the errors directly at the field they happened at. Therefore the error-messages are right in the context of the fields. This plugin uses the AJAX-functionality brought to you with the core wordpress, so there are no third-party libraries necessary This plugin can handle custom fields in the form without a problem. If you want to use the error-display-functions of the plugin you will have to use the wp_ajax_comment_validate_form-filter and for storing those metadata-fields you will need to implement the wp_ajax_comment_store_metadata-action. If you find any issues during the usage, feel free to create an issue on the issue tracker on github
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wordpressAjaxComments
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Have you ever been annoyed that there are no inline-error messages for the comments? That the errors are displayed on a different page completely out of context? Here’s the answer. T
1.0.3
2016.03.11
10
4.3.0
4.3.33
1.00
1
Description
Have you ever been annoyed that there are no inline-error messages for the comments? That the errors are displayed on a different page completely out of context?
Here’s the answer. The comments are send via AJAX, errors that happen will be displayed inline in the form, you can style the error-messages yourself (if you want or have to) and it is even possible to add custom fields to the comment-form, provided the validation for those extra fields is done via the Ajax-Comments callback.
How is this plugin different from other Ajax-Comment-plugins?
This plugin uses a comletely rewritten backend and doesn’t use the default wordpress-backend although it is based on that. This plugin displays the errors directly at the field they happened at. Therefore the error-messages are right in the context of the fields. This plugin uses the AJAX-functionality brought to you with the core wordpress, so there are no third-party libraries necessary This plugin can handle custom fields in the form without a problem. If you want to use the error-display-functions of the plugin you will have to use the wp_ajax_comment_validate_form-filter and for storing those metadata-fields you will need to implement the wp_ajax_comment_store_metadata-action. If you find any issues during the usage, feel free to create an issue on the issue tracker on github