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11 years 4 months ago #114274
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If i setup my comments only for registred users, and i'm already loged in as registred user, i can't see the comment form, also as administrator, can someone help me?
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11 years 4 months ago #114275
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Replied by Mohamed Abdelaziz on topic Re: Comments for registred users
Hi Mirko,
Have you enabled comments in category/item view options?
And comments form exists in the item.php template file?
Have you enabled comments in category/item view options?
And comments form exists in the item.php template file?
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11 years 4 months ago #114276
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Replied by web_dev on topic Re: Comments for registred users
at the option "Item view options" - i have set to show, it is true? The code in item.php is inside of this file, because if i allow comments to "everyone" then i see the form
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11 years 4 months ago #114277
by Krikor Boghossian
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Replied by Krikor Boghossian on topic Re: Comments for registred users
Hello Mirko,
This sound more like a template issue. try browsing the page with a ?template=system or ?template=atomic suffix on your URLs to see if your comment form is visible when using the default templates.
This sound more like a template issue. try browsing the page with a ?template=system or ?template=atomic suffix on your URLs to see if your comment form is visible when using the default templates.
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11 years 4 months ago #114278
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Replied by web_dev on topic Re: Comments for registred users
Hi Krikor,
thanke you for your helping, i have doing this, i can't see the form, i have also tried to use default template and not my overrieded template, but it's the same problem, i use joomla 3.0, and have by Parameters i have set this "Global setting for comments->Enabled for registered users only", the user has standard user group, "registred" and he should can comment articles and at category settings comments->show, true?
thanke you for your helping, i have doing this, i can't see the form, i have also tried to use default template and not my overrieded template, but it's the same problem, i use joomla 3.0, and have by Parameters i have set this "Global setting for comments->Enabled for registered users only", the user has standard user group, "registred" and he should can comment articles and at category settings comments->show, true?
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11 years 4 months ago - 11 years 4 months ago #114279
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Replied by Krikor Boghossian on topic Re: Comments for registred users
Mirko, I created a new Joomla! 3.1 installation and it worked,
but you have to give permissions to specific categories in your K2 User groups settings.
but you have to give permissions to specific categories in your K2 User groups settings.
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