Ajax Edit Comments 3.0 Released
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wow, that looks sweet Ronald. If I was still using WordPress I would consider this as necessary as Akismet.
I particularly like the move, blacklist and undo functionality.
Thanks for stopping by Andrew. What are you using now?
Just a little something I rolled myself. I decided there would be as much work to figure out how to build what I wanted as a plugin as there would be just writing it from scratch.
It’s rough, but it works.
I did consider building comment editing in but getting the basics working was more of a priority.
Wish I had time to manage a blog site as nice as this one – I don’t.
Hey, edit works great – I just edited this comment. I like AJAX, we use a lot of AJAX at one of my client’s office.
Whoa, I like it! I downloaded this plugin immediately. I can tell you must have put some serious time into it because it’s more than just one or two php files. Nice work!
This is great! I know it takes a lot of effort to create a plugin like this. Thanks for all your hard work.
A few features for an admin who is moderating
1. show IP address ad search query both in the admin panel and at the bottom of each comment for admin & post author
2. I am using Lucia’s Linky Love & Comment whitelist
Whilst it might place some additional server load, it would be great to have some way to force a link to be dofollow even if a comment is by a new commenter, and then optionally permanently place them on a whitelist.
It would be needed both for author link and a link within a comment.
I have some ideas that you and Ajay might be ideal developers for a premium GPL plugin – email me