I have taken over ownership of an Umbraco site from a previous developer and want to know how to set new comments as published automatically.
I don't know if the previous developer set the publishing of comments to manual himself or if it is the blog4umbraco default setting, but as it is at the moment, the nodes are being created perfectly - just unpublished.
Looking at the source code, there seems to be 2 different comment forms, a standard asp.net user control variant and an ajax stylish one. First one does autopublishing while the latter only creates the comment but doesn't publish.
So, can you check what user control is being used for commenting (have to check what user control is referenced by the macro in your template), must be either AjaxCommentForm or frmBlogComment
hmm, not actually sure whether the site is using blog4umbraco to handle it's blog! I couldnt find any other blog packages so just assumed. Do you know of other blog packages for umbraco that our site may be using?
Automatically publishing new comments
Hi,
I have taken over ownership of an Umbraco site from a previous developer and want to know how to set new comments as published automatically.
I don't know if the previous developer set the publishing of comments to manual himself or if it is the blog4umbraco default setting, but as it is at the moment, the nodes are being created perfectly - just unpublished.
Thanks!
Max.
Looking at the source code, there seems to be 2 different comment forms, a standard asp.net user control variant and an ajax stylish one. First one does autopublishing while the latter only creates the comment but doesn't publish.
So, can you check what user control is being used for commenting (have to check what user control is referenced by the macro in your template), must be either AjaxCommentForm or frmBlogComment
Hope this helps.
Regards,
/Dirk
hmm, not actually sure whether the site is using blog4umbraco to handle it's blog! I couldnt find any other blog packages so just assumed. Do you know of other blog packages for umbraco that our site may be using?
Max.
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