I've just installed the Juno (great name btw), and I'm figuring out the built-in blog. When I'm commenting a post, everything works fine (no exception), but I can't see the comment. The Comment table is empty.
In addition, when I go to Content -> Comments tab, in Comments moderation I see links named "Spam" and "All" (in addition to "Approved" which is selected), but clicking them doesn't have any effect (not even a POST request), although the link seems familiar (DoPostBackWithOptions and stuff).
Well, digging into the Runway.Blog with Reflector, I revealed several shocking facts. First, while the fields being posted to the server are comment, email, name, and website, fields being read are email, comment, author, and url. Second, since it discovers that author is empty, it decides just to skip the whole thing, instead of notifying me. And last, it just swallows exceptions, despite what the Wise Guys told us.
So, I know it's an open source stuff and all that, and I'll be happy to send a patch, but for some strange reason hg clone doesn't work for me (smth with EOF).
Comments in Juno built-in blog
Dearest All,
I've just installed the Juno (great name btw), and I'm figuring out the built-in blog. When I'm commenting a post, everything works fine (no exception), but I can't see the comment. The Comment table is empty.
In addition, when I go to Content -> Comments tab, in Comments moderation I see links named "Spam" and "All" (in addition to "Approved" which is selected), but clicking them doesn't have any effect (not even a POST request), although the link seems familiar (DoPostBackWithOptions and stuff).
Thanks a lot for any help. You rock!
ulu
When posting the comment, FireBug says, "jQuery("form").validate is not a function" -- Line 197
However, jquery.validate is loaded from the MS CDN just fine.. Weird, eh?
All of a sudden the JS error is gone, the data is posted, but still doesn't appear in the database nor on the page.
Well, digging into the Runway.Blog with Reflector, I revealed several shocking facts. First, while the fields being posted to the server are comment, email, name, and website, fields being read are email, comment, author, and url. Second, since it discovers that author is empty, it decides just to skip the whole thing, instead of notifying me. And last, it just swallows exceptions, despite what the Wise Guys told us.
So, I know it's an open source stuff and all that, and I'll be happy to send a patch, but for some strange reason hg clone doesn't work for me (smth with EOF).
ulu
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