Title: Spectacu.la Discussion
Author: Spectacula
Published: <strong>17 Dezembro, 2009</strong>
Last modified: 9 Outubro, 2020

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# Spectacu.la Discussion

 Por [Spectacula](https://profiles.wordpress.org/spectacula/)

[Descarregar](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/spectacula-threaded-comments.2.3.2.zip)

 * [Detalhes](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/spectacula-threaded-comments/#description)
 * [Avaliações](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/spectacula-threaded-comments/#reviews)
 *  [Instalação](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/spectacula-threaded-comments/#installation)
 * [Desenvolvimento](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/spectacula-threaded-comments/#developers)

 [Suporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/spectacula-threaded-comments/)

## Descrição

Ever found your theme doesn’t support threaded comments? Would you like it to
 be
able to have P2 style live commenting on your site? Spectacu.la Discussion is a 
plugin that replaces the commenting code in your theme with a fully Ajaxed comments
engine.

The plugin uses memory tables for fast caching within the database (no pesky
 permission
setting for you to worry about here) and adjustible polling times to suit a wide
range of server performance.

The plugin is also developer friendly, meaning that you can easily add styles to

your theme so that should a user implement the plugin your meticulous design can
be carried through. By default there are two styles that should work in most cases.
Read below for further instructions.

Once installed this plug-in will replace your theme’s comments template with its

own fully Ajax comment template. This allows both submission and update of comments
without a page refres letting your visitors use it more as a chat room than the 
more traditional comment system. You can also roll up replied which can be told 
to trigger at any depth you feel is best using the settings page. Also available
on the plug-ins admin page is the option to use another or no stylesheet, toggle
the live updating of comments and change the refresh period for live update.

As of version 2 you can now easily add new stylesheets to the available list by

either copying them into the plug-in’s style folder with a comment at the top of
the sheet that looks like this /* comment style: Stylesheet name */ or adding a 
commenting.css to your theme or child theme. Once added they will then be listed
in the dropdown menu that shows on the admin page.

The plugin is also, of course, Multisites compatible.

=The filters=

There are a few filters available for developers to intercept the javascript,
 paramerers
passed to the javascript and the CSS file location

 1. **spec_comment_css**
     Passes the URL of the stylesheet through to your function
    to replace with your own file.
 2. **spec_comment_js**
     Passes the URL to the jQuery file that controls the roll up
    and a few other elements.
 3. **spec_comment_local_js**
     Passes in an array of localisation strings that are 
    passed to the jQuery code.

To replace the CSS file you could add something like the following to your
 functions.
php that would point to a comments.css file in the folder of your current theme.
This will then override any choice made by the user on the admin page.

    ```
    <?php
        add_filter('spec_comment_css', 'my_css_file');

        function my_css_file() {
            return get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/comments.css';
        }

    ?>
    ```

#### Warning

Every effort has been made to make this work with as wide a variety of themes as

possible but we can’t cover every eventuality so some themes out there will cause
problems with this plugin without you doing something to either the plug-in or the
theme first. The most likely cause of problems is that some of the CSS in the theme
conflicts with the CSS in the comments. There are various other areas where problems
could arise, such as if the theme doesn’t call the comments.php using the `comments_template();`
template tag or if your theme deals with comments in an unusual way, such as placing
them in a sidebar or calling them in using Ajax that conflicts with our own. A missing
or unusual DOCTYPE could cause problems too, in fact there are lots of things that
could cause strangeness. However with most of the themes I’ve tested this with it
has worked without issue straight out of the gate and even if it doesn’t look right
you need only disable the plug-in to go back to how things were, so nothing’s lost.

## Ecrãs

 * [[
 * Will work on both dark and light themes thanks to alternative stylesheet accessible
   from the control interface.
 * [[
 * The control interface for this plug-in.

## Instalação

#### The install

You can either install the plugin using the WordPress auto-installer, or
 manually:

 1. Upload `commenting.php` and all sub folders to
     /wp-content/plugins/spec-comments/
    or `/wp-content/mu-plugins/` directory. If the directory doesn’t exist then create
    it.
 2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
 3. You should now see an extra menu show up under the settings menu in the main
     admin
    sidebar.
 4. Check a page on your site with comments and see that everything is as you’d
     hope.
    If it’s not then proceed to the config menu and see if what you want can be set
    from there.

#### The config

 1. The first option with this plug-in is the option to define at which point
     the 
    comments roll up. Default is set so that all replies are hidden behind a click 
    but with the drop down you could specify that replies to replies are hidden or 
    replies to replies of replies and so on…
 2. The next block is for controlling the titles that show above the comment
     block
    and the trackback block if your theme separates them out.
 3. Choose the stylesheet you want to use with your theme. At the moment there
     are
    two, the default style for use with light coloured themes and the dark style for
    use with dark themes. You can also disable the CSS here if you’d rather roll it
    into your theme’s stylesheet. If you add more CSS files with the special CSS comment
    to the style folder in the plug-in or add a commenting.css to your theme’s folder
    then that’ll show up in this list too.
 4. The comment update block lets you control the frequency of comment update
     and 
    whether they’re enabled or not. The default status for “Auto update” is off, if
    you want to enable live commenting then check this box and set a time interval 
    in the box below that is appropriate to your server/traffic levels. The minimum
    amount of time you can set for the auto update is 10 seconds any attempt to get
    it quicker than that will result in it returning to the default value of 30 seconds.
 5. The final option is to hide our credit link and is one we’d rather you
     didn’t 
    do anything with but we’ve given you it anyway as we’re nice like that. We do understand
    that sometimes clients want things like that gone we’d just like to ask in return
    for that is that you think about signing up with us

## Perguntas frequentes

### Why doesn’t it quite look/work right?

Unfortunately it’s not possible for us to check this code against every theme
 out
there so from time to time you may run into some incompatibilities. It’s possible
that some CSS in your theme’s style.css is causing issues. You could try stripping
out all commenting related CSS from it and see if that makes any difference. If 
it’s not that then it might be that your theme isn’t calling comments_template()
to add the comments code, if that’s the case then you’re out of luck unless you 
know where to look in the theme code or you can get your theme developer to change
their theme.

## Avaliações

Este plugin não tem avaliações.

## Contribuidores e programadores

“Spectacu.la Discussion” é software de código aberto. As seguintes pessoas contribuíram
para este plugin:

Contribuidores

 *   [ Spectacula ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/spectacula/)
 *   [ interconnectit ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/interconnectit/)
 *   [ Tom J Nowell ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/tjnowell/)

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### Interessado no desenvolvimento?

[Consulte o código](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/spectacula-threaded-comments/),
consulte o [repositório SVN](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/spectacula-threaded-comments/),
ou subscreva o [registo de alterações](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/spectacula-threaded-comments/)
por [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/spectacula-threaded-comments/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss).

## Registo de alterações

#### 2.3.2

    ```
    For the few still using this I've just fixed a bug/error that stopped all
    comments from being posted by complaining that all fields were empty even
    when they weren't. This plug in should probably not be being used but for
    those that are I'll fix critical bugs when then show up.
    ```

#### 2.3.1

 * Fixed: During the find process the action_id was always zero and not the ID
    
   of the last action that was retrieved. This meant that you would grab all rows
   since your last page load time. Not a huge problem but it did mean somethings
   were being done more than once which caused problems from the front end moderation
   and deletes.
 * Changed: The link on the admin page pointed to something that no longer
    exists
   and hasn’t existed in a long time.
 * Fixed: Typo in function name, it was consistent throughout the code so
    wasn’t
   a problem but it was ugly.

#### 2.3

 * Fixed problems with SSL URLs.
 * Added caching to the Ajax update requests if you a caching plug-in installed.
 * Added front end moderation.

#### 2.2.2

 * Fixed issue with approve/delete/spam buttons on recently loaded comments.
 * Minified the JS again.

#### 2.2.1

 * Fixed a bug on some sites with certain versions of jQuery that prevented the 
   comment ID being sent correctly
 * Added further validation checks

#### 2.2

 * Added frontend moderation tools for Live Discussion
 * Added a Comment Moderator role, same privilledges as a subscriber, but with the
   additional ability to approve/spam/trash comments

#### 2.1.7

 * The default options are now passed through a filter

#### 2.1.6

 * Added a check to see if the current post_type supports comments and that
    comments
   are open before adding the JS. Fixed JS issue with the disabled attribute on 
   the submit button.

#### 2.1.5

 * Added new version of the Japanese translation which covers the three missing
   
   string. Fixed issue with the stylesheet selection dropdown not remembering your
   choice if you picked “disabled”. Fixed issue with CSS in latest Opera.

#### 2.1.4

 * Added two filters to control the avatar size for those that want or need to
    
   roll their own layout. The filters are spec_avatar_size_large and spec_avatar_size_small.

#### 2.1.3

 * Adding Japanese translation provided by – Chestnut http://staff.blog.bng.net
   
   Fixed some missing translation domains from 2 elements of code and added translation
   wrapper around the credit link. Added a few actions to the comment form area 
   to allow easier insertion of code via plug-ins. Actions are as follows: ‘before_comment_respond’,‘
   after_comment_respond’, ‘before_comment_form’, ‘comment_form_start’ and ‘after_comment_form’.

#### 2.1.2

 * Fix for the autogrow text jQuery to cope with textareas that area hidden at
    
   start up. Previously they would have a width of 0px that would result in endless
   newlines.

#### 2.1.1

 * Added option to override the global option for auto comment update on a post
   
   by post basis. Added option to remove the link button from each comment. Added
   a new quote button to each comment that lets you quickly cite another comment
   in the discussion. There is also the option to disable it should you not want
   it. Added a new floating quote thingy that should, if set up right, pop up a 
   floating button next to any text selection in the post body. You’ll need to know
   the class or ID of your post content to set this up. Numerous fixes.

#### 2.1.0

 * Development release

#### 2.0.1

 * Added an option to remove the avatar in the comment form.
    Added an option to
   set a title for the comment form. Added some script to allow highlight of new
   comments as they arrive and also styled up the two default styles to make use
   of the new class and icon. Changed the exclamation icon to a GPL compatible one
   from http://19eighty7.com/icons

#### 2.0.0

 * There is now a completely new theme for the comments which has been updated
    
   for both the dark an light versions and should work with more themes. Comments
   are now ajaxed for both submit and update. You have control over update frequency
   and the code will respect your choices for comment order depth and all the other
   settings in the discussion area of the settings. Made sure it works with all 
   versions of WP from 2.7 up, including WP 3.0. New stylesheet handling code that
   allows us to add more styles quickly. You can now add stylesheet to your theme/
   child theme directory and that’ll be picked up by the plug-in and offered as 
   an option on the plug-in’s admin page.

#### 1.0.3

 * Moved the javascript to the footer and removed an unneeded script.

#### 1.0.2

 * Added the reply link text to the translation fields for this plug-in rather
    
   than use WP’s own reply to make it a little easier for people to translate every
   element.

#### 1.0.1

 * Very minor fix for ie6. Seems I was a little over zealous trying to fix a
    hasLayout
   bug. Should be good now.

#### 1.0

 * Initial release.

#### 0.9

 * Internal version.

## Metadados

 *  Versão **2.3.4**
 *  Última actualização **Há 6 anos**
 *  Instalações activas **70+**
 *  Versão do WordPress ** 3.0 ou superior **
 *  Testado até **3.8.41**
 *  Idioma
 * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/spectacula-threaded-comments/)
 * Etiquetas
 * [ajax](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/ajax/)[comments](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/comments/)
   [jquery](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/jquery/)
 *  [Visualização avançada](https://pt.wordpress.org/plugins/spectacula-threaded-comments/advanced/)

## Classificações

 4.5 out of 5 stars.

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## Contribuidores

 *   [ Spectacula ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/spectacula/)
 *   [ interconnectit ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/interconnectit/)
 *   [ Tom J Nowell ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/tjnowell/)

## Suporte

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