sorry for my english ...

Just a simple question.
Is it possible for a user account registered with K2, power posted a comment without logging in before?

thank you for your reply

Hi. I don't understand what you are trying to say. If you want to allow site visitors to post a comment without having an account then you can go to K2 parameters and set "Global setting for comments" to "Enabled for everyone". You will also have to enable reCAPTCHA otherwise your site will get full of spam.

I try to rephrase my question.

For visitors not worry.
For registered against the site, they are obliged to be logged in to a comment posted. Is it possible for registered users not logged in to post a comment?

Based on my experience from this site..
I registered first and then confirm your email..
then log in ..
After that you can access now easily.. :cheer:

coco wrote: sorry for my english ...

Just a simple question.
Is it possible for a user account registered with K2, power posted a comment without logging in before?

thank you for your reply

I hope this is helpful
you can go to K2 parameters and set "Global setting for comments to Enabled for everyone.

@coco

I think i am losing my mind here... How can you know that a user is registered in your site if he does not sign in/authenticate?

K2 parameters are already : "Global setting for comments to Enabled for everyone."

I'm registered but not connected, and If I want to post a comment , I have a warning that says:
"The Name or Email Address you typed is already in use!"

I would like to submit a comment without having to connect before.

No, this cannot be done. Imagine that someone who is a guest is using the administrator's name to post a comment.

Thank you for your answers

I do not find this very relevant answer ... but is. In this account there, what is moderation?

So, I virtuemart + K2, my buyers be registered with its obligation to be logged in to leave a comment ... I find it very compelling.

Then we can avoid a new part of the joomla is in K2?

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je ne trouve pas cette réponse très pertinente... mais soit. A ce compte là, à quoi sert modération ?

Du coup, j'ai virtuemart + K2, mes acheteurs inscrit au site son obligé de se connecter pour pouvoir laisser un commentaire... je trouve ça très contraignant.

Peux on alors eviter qu'un nouvelle inscrit dans joomla le soit dans K2 ?

I don't get your English. As i already told you if a user tries to comment using an email address or a name that belongs to a registered user then he needs to verify his identity by signing in.