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Marco Zinn
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Saturday 30 August 2008 3:06:26 am
Hi Jérôme,
as far as i know, ezPublish has a build-in SOAP server, so it should be possible to create an extension providing a webservice for editing object (or: creating comment objects, in your case).
But, if your client as a webbrowser, i guess, it's much easier to create an eZ publish template, which fits your need.
If i understand you right, you want to have a "comment box" inside the normal "view" template. I think, this should be possible by merging the "content/view/full" template with the "content/edit" template.
That is: insert the form of the edit template of the "comment" class into the "full view" template of the article/folder/product/whatever-template. Just a wild guess, but that would be my approach.
Marco
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André R.
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Saturday 30 August 2008 3:27:40 pm
That is: insert the form of the edit template of the "comment" class into the "full view" template of the article/folder/product/whatever-template.
You'll need a custom view for that as well, the normal content/edit view creates a draft on every view so wouldn't work in this setting.
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Paul Borgermans
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Monday 01 September 2008 2:12:17 am
Not really Ajax, but it avoids the creation of drafts when displaying a form: http://projects.ez.no/powercontent
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Jérôme Vieilledent
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Monday 01 September 2008 2:31:31 am
Thanks all for your replies :-)
Wouldn't it be easier if I called the content/edit view via AJAX ? I mean, for example a user clicks on "New comment" button which makes appear the comment box in javascript. The JS code then makes an AJAX call to display the right form... Of course I should first make an override rule for the pagelayout so that only the form would appear.
But what if the user closes the window without clicking on the Cancel button ? Is there a cronjob to clean the empty drafts ?
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Paul Borgermans
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Monday 01 September 2008 2:39:51 am
With the powercontent contrib, you won't have an empty draft. Ajaxify this mechanism would be a good option, but you can already have the quick comment form with some DHTML operating on a display attribute
Hth
Paul
eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
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Jérôme Vieilledent
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Monday 01 September 2008 3:06:34 am
If I understand well this extension, I just have to "prepare" my comment form in a hidden DIV, for example with the help of the <i>powercontent_attribute_create_gui</i> function.
My form doesn't submit to <i>/content/action</i> any more, but to <i>/powercontent/action</i>.
Then when the user clicks on the submit button, the comment will automatically be published ? If so, it's exactly what I need :-) About the SOAP API, is there a place where I can find up-to-date documentation ?
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Xavier Dutoit
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 1:15:51 pm
Hi, that's exactly the way it works indeed. There is an option (hidden field) to automatically publish the content, don't forget to set it so you can come back to the page. X+ P.S. You will have problems with spams, and some captcha extensions don't work with powercontent... ended up dirty tweeking, but might be a better option out there.
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Jérôme Vieilledent
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Monday 08 September 2008 8:03:14 am
You will have problems with spams, and some captcha extensions don't work with powercontent... ended up dirty tweeking, but might be a better option out there.
In my case, only registered users would be able to post comments, so I think this extension exactly suits my needs :-)
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Gaetano Giunta
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Friday 18 June 2010 6:10:46 am
@Jerome: take a look at ezwebservicesapi
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