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We’re trying to install CommentPress 3.4.8 on a WordPress 3.4.2 server (multisite-enabled) and have run into problems.
When the plugin & theme are activated on a blog, the CommentPress UI shows up as expected. However, clicking on the add comment icon next to any post gives us a blank comment tab on the right, and the following javascript error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method ‘split’ of undefined
[snip code]Any/all help would be appreciated. Can’t give you the URL of the actual box as it’s an internal dev server.
Gary
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Jake
I think this works great….
ewrewrwe
After installing commentpress and following the directions, I’m getting a “fatal error” in the coding. Any advice on this?
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The theme is broken with WordPress 3.0. I did adapt it so that it works to some extent (see the site URL I’ve given), but I couldn’t get the paragraph-level commenting to work and so I removed it altogether from the plugin & theme. I left “General Comments” enabled and renamed it “Comments on the Book.” Let me know if you want the code and I’ll be happy to give it to you — I like the “bookishness” of the CommentPress theme enough to forego the paragraph-level commenting.
Any outside chance that you guys could do a Blogger version?
I don’t see how that would be achievable. Blogger is a closed system.
How so? You can edit all the code without paying, unlike WordPress.
CommentPress is for self-hosted WordPress installs, not wordpress.com
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