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Hello,
I have ccomment from compojoom.com setup with easyblog.
When I go into the blog front page (where it shows the list of all the latest posts to read), if I click on the Comments link for any post it takes me into the post, but it doesn't scroll down to the comments area.
I reported this to Compojoom and they advise that this is an issue with Easyblog - see reply below. They have given me a workaround by creating an override, but this should really be fixed. could you please take a look. This is the page on my site. Title
cheers Pete
REPLY FROM COMPOJOOM
The issue here is that easyblog is not calling our readmore function. Instead, they are fetching the number of comments and making the link to the blog article themselves. This link just open the article and it doesn't set the #!/ccomment part.
You could fix this by making a template overrride for your easyblog layout. Find the part where they generate the link to the comments and just add #!/ccomment.
2ND REPLY FROM COMPOJOOM
Yea, I would say thta this is an easyblog issue. I've notified Mark about that. They are not using our function that renders the "write comment (x comments)" . They just look for the number of comments and create a standard link to the blog item. Our link needs to have the #ccomment in order for the browser to scroll down the page and focus on the comments. That's all.
I have ccomment from compojoom.com setup with easyblog.
When I go into the blog front page (where it shows the list of all the latest posts to read), if I click on the Comments link for any post it takes me into the post, but it doesn't scroll down to the comments area.
I reported this to Compojoom and they advise that this is an issue with Easyblog - see reply below. They have given me a workaround by creating an override, but this should really be fixed. could you please take a look. This is the page on my site. Title
cheers Pete
REPLY FROM COMPOJOOM
The issue here is that easyblog is not calling our readmore function. Instead, they are fetching the number of comments and making the link to the blog article themselves. This link just open the article and it doesn't set the #!/ccomment part.
You could fix this by making a template overrride for your easyblog layout. Find the part where they generate the link to the comments and just add #!/ccomment.
2ND REPLY FROM COMPOJOOM
Yea, I would say thta this is an easyblog issue. I've notified Mark about that. They are not using our function that renders the "write comment (x comments)" . They just look for the number of comments and create a standard link to the blog item. Our link needs to have the #ccomment in order for the browser to scroll down the page and focus on the comments. That's all.
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