As was/is n00dles101, so are we! Working on a Disqus plugin that is.... looking forward to giving this a spin and checking wether or not we can stop development of our plugin. Thanks for sharing!

After saving the settings

Notice: Undefined index: disqus in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 29

Notice: Undefined index: disqus in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 31


Notice: Undefined index: disqus in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/template/include-nav.php on line 21



Notice: Undefined index: disqus in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 45

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, '' was given in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 45

Notice: Undefined index: disqus in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 53

Warning: include(template/sidebar-.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 53

Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'template/sidebar-.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/cp068800/public_html/neowebtime.ru/01/admin/load.php on line 53

Excellent, worked, but apparently did not need to insert <% disqus %>, but (% disqus %)
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thanks, useful plugin

This is great Rob!

However, as Oleg points, it doesn't work when inserting the tag in the template. Must be because you're doing the string replacement only in the page contents field....

Suggestion: It might be interesting to have another function to just display (without the string replace thing), so we can insert something like this in our template:

<?php disqus_print(); ?>

PS Hehe, I had also began working in something like this but with IntenseDebate comments instead of Disqus...

Awesome!

Wow! I wasn't aware of that. The only difference is in the java code, so I modified the plugin to support either. 

Also changed the name to "External Comments Plugin" since it isn't limited to Disqus now.

The back-end shows the new calls,  but for reference, to insert comments on individual pages use:

 (% external_comments %) 

And to insert it in a template use:

<?php get_external_comments(); ?>

(currently, the page at http://testbed.cartocopia.com/disqus-test-page/ is showing IntenseDebate comments)

-Rob A>

Sorry Oleg - I do not anderstand what you mean.

-Rob A.

This error is from the core.  Looks like you installed the plugin wrong?

The plugin code uses $thisfile to get the filename (which is "external_comments" for this one).

This is the same code used in the backend to iterate the plugin information.

Do you have a file in your plugin directory named "functions.<something>"?

-Rob A>

Oleg, when install the plugin from gst you need to copy the functions from the functions.php to you templates functions.php if it exists, other wise copy it to there...

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RobA:  I'm new to the whole plugin creation system, I am utilizing your plugin as a example for creation.  I hope you are okay with it, it's the best documented plugin so far as far as the saving of data goes.