This plugin allows you to add Twitter-like @reply links to comments.
| Author: | Yus (profile at wordpress.org) |
| WordPress version required: | 2.8 |
| WordPress version tested: | 3.1.4 |
| Plugin version: | 3.1.3 |
| Added to WordPress repository: | 01-04-2008 |
| Last updated: | 16-06-2011
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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| Rating, %: | 100 |
| Rated by: | 2 |
| Plugin URI: | http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/reply-to/ |
| Total downloads: | 34 534 |
| Active installs: | 100+ |
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This plugin allows you to add Twitter-like @reply links to comments.
When clicked, those links insert the author name and a link to the comment you are replying to in the textarea.
Most of the code is taken from the Custom Smilies plugin by Quang Anh Do which is released under GNU GPL :
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-smilies/
Thanks to Guillaume Ringuenet for the arrow graphics.
I didn't create anything new, and I do not claim so in any way.
This plugin is just a feature I wanted and judging by the number of downloads I guess I wasn't the only one. 😉
Screenshots
The reply links as they appear in comments.
This is automaticaly inserted when you click on a reply link.
It doesn’t work! I activated the plugin but I can’t see the reply links.
They should be visible only when you move your mouse cursor over a comment text. If it still doesn’t work, open at-reply.php search for visibility:hidden; (line 26) and remove that part, then you can also remove the whole line 29 .comment:hover .yarr { visibility:visible } because it becomes useless. This will make the reply links always visible for all comments (and not just the one your mouse cursor is over).
It doesn’t work! I can see the reply links but clicking them does nothing.
Either you have disabled JavaScript in your browser or your WordPress theme is not using the default id for the comments textarea (which is comment). In the later case, check your comments.php file to find your textarea id, then open at-reply.php and replace all the document.getElementById('comment') with document.getElementById('YOUR_ID').
This version sucks! I prefer the old one because I could choose where I want to put the reply link.
It’s hard to please everyone. For me, @ Reply should be a built-in theme feature and not a plugin. But plugins are easier to install (when it works).
You can still download the previous version, just remember to replace Version: 1.0.1 with Version: 2.8 (or any higher number) on line 6 so that WordPress doesn’t suggest you to update the plugin.
Possible conflicts with other plugins.
A plugin that filters the default WordPress comments functions, may prevent @ Reply from working. For example, WP_Identicon does this, but it also has an alternate setup for “advanced users” that doesn’t conflict with @ Reply.
ChangeLog
3.1.3 – Minor update
- CSS fix for themes that aren’t displaying comments inside
- tags.
3.1 – Major update
- Added compatibility with WordPress’ threaded comments. If they’re enabled (and supported by your theme), @ Reply will replace the native “reply” links, otherwise it will be just like the previous versions.
3.0.5 – Bugfix
- WordPress 3.0.5 broke @ Reply, this should fix it.
- P.S. I told you this should be a theme feature and not a plugin. 😉
2.9 – Minor update
- Added support for paged comments.
2.8 – Major update
- Now compatible with WordPress 2.8 and higher only!
- You don’t need to edit your theme anymore, just activate the plugin and it works.
- The plugin now uses your WordPress language file.
1.0.1 – Minor (graphic) update
- replaced the arrow graphics with better and original ones made by Guillaume Ringuenet.
1.0 – Initial Release
