EasyDiscuss comments
By Vincent Robert on Friday, 09 November 2018
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Hi guys, I really like the EasyDiscuss comments feature but I am disappointed in the way to monitor / moderate them. Is there any way to see at high level of all comments that would be made on EasyDiscuss posts this way besides in mysql? Really, the comments feature is not useful at all if I can't see this. Plus, the comments can be created with profanity with no way to control that.

I hope you can understand the concerns

thanks
Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

I have a little bit lost here, can you check my attached screenshot below and see whether you referring that comment listing part in the post?

If yes, do you mean you unable to see the latest comment under this post?
Arlex Wong
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Saturday, 10 November 2018 09:53
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Hi Arlex, i don't see your screenshot?

I am talking about the comments that can be made on any post by public in EasyDiscuss. I want to be able to see all comments made everywhere on all my posts in easydiscuss in backend so I can moderate them. Does this make sense?
Vincent Robert
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Saturday, 10 November 2018 20:51
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Oh sorry, I missed up my screenshot in my previous response, you can check my attached screenshot now.

I think i got your meaning now, it seems like currently we doesn't have comment listing from backend, I will log this into our issue tracker and see if we add into Easydiscuss 4.2 .
Arlex Wong
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Sunday, 11 November 2018 12:09
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Hi, yes. Otherwise, with people that have so many posts with comments, its impossible to moderate and see all the responses - you know?
Vincent Robert
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Sunday, 11 November 2018 23:22
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Currently that is only way to check all the comment under specific post is run following SQL query in your database.



// Replace #__ to your table prefix

// Replace 770 to your post/reply id

SELECT * FROM `#__discuss_comments` where `post_id` = 770 order by `created` DESC;


You can get the reply id on the frontend when you hover reply permalink section https://www.screencast.com/t/tPTf4xXO .
Regarding the question id, you have to manually search the post title from backend in order to get the id.
Arlex Wong
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Monday, 12 November 2018 10:38
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