Cannot display comments with CakePHP Comments Plugin
I have the CakePHP Comments Plugin set-up correctly, I believe. I've followed the poorly-written instructions [here] to the point where it's requiring me to login to add a comment. When I click "add a comment", it gives me the title and body form fields.
It's even submitting and saving the data just fine. Then, the data comes across when I debug($article);
- I see the comment(s) for that article in the data.
But - the only thing that appears when I have this in my view:
<? $commentWidget->options(array('allowAnonymousComment' => false));?>
<? echo $commentWidget->display();?>
Is the "Add a comment" button.
How do I display the comments? The plugin has views for index, edit, view...etc all seem to be laid out ok and for me to use, but... I tried a straight include, and it's missing lots of variables..etc, so - assume there's some kind of method or something to display the comments, like... echo $commentWidget->comments;
or something?
UPDATE:
When I debug($result)
; from comment_widget.php
, I still just get an "Add comment" link (so there are two on the page now - one from the actual ->display()
and one from my new debug.
Below is what I'm getting when I debug($article);
from my articles_controller.php.
I built the table myself, based on a few th开发者_StackOverflow中文版ings I found online - and it appears to be populating (mostly) - maybe I did something wrong w/ the db setup?
[Comment] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[id] => 7
[title] => dave test 2
[created] => 2011-07-10 20:28:31
[modified] => 2011-07-10 20:28:31
[user_id] => 67
[foreign_key] => 683
[approved] => 1
[slug] => dave_test_2
[body] => test
[rght] => 2
[model] => Article
[is_spam] =>
[lft] => 1
[parent_id] => 0
[author_name] =>
[author_url] =>
[author_email] =>
[language] => en-us
[comment_type] =>
)
[1] => Array
(
[id] => 8
[title] => blah blah blah 6523dkaljlkfsjdsfaljsd
[created] => 2011-07-10 21:33:43
[modified] => 2011-07-10 21:33:43
[user_id] => 67
[foreign_key] => 683
...
Build the table structure per the schema.php (plugins/comments/config/schema/schema.php) making sure to use their default values. In my case, I left out the default values of 'comment' for comment_type
, and 'clean' for the default of is_spam
.
Fixing both of these makes it so the comments now appear correctly! They're ugly with no CSS, so - any suggestions on that is more than welcome, but... they work!
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