[drupal-devel] Comments count and tracking still broken
Just FYI. The last acknowledgment I know is here: http://drupal.org/node/15500 It's marked as fixed but on my site is not. The current broken state is on drupal 4.5.2 and applying the patch posted by Zed Pobre. The comments count still doesn't get updated properly and I have to re-run the update to the database each time to get the comments count right. This happens on my site and with anonymous comments. Comments must be approved by me before they appear, but even when they are published their count isn't updated on the homepage and on the tracker module. I do not use caching options. -HRose / Abalieno
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 02:38:52 +0100, Abalieno <abalieno@cesspit.net> wrote:
Just FYI. The last acknowledgment I know is here: http://drupal.org/node/15500
It's marked as fixed but on my site is not. The current broken state is on drupal 4.5.2 and applying the patch posted by Zed Pobre.
The comments count still doesn't get updated properly and I have to re-run the update to the database each time to get the comments count right.
This happens on my site and with anonymous comments. Comments must be approved by me before they appear, but even when they are published their count isn't updated on the homepage and on the tracker module. I do not use caching options.
I didn't test the original node_comment_statistics clean-up patch with moderation enabled, so I suppose it's possible that is causing the problem. Can you try disabling moderation to see if things start working correctly? -- Tim Altman
I enabled the anonymous users to post comments without approval and, indeed, the couunt of comments works properly that way, both on the homepage and on the tracker. So the problem is about the moderation, the comment count doesn't get updated after a comment is approved and published without running the database upgrade. Could this be fixed for 4.6.0 ? -HRose / Abalieno
Just FYI. The last acknowledgment I know is here: http://drupal.org/node/15500
It's marked as fixed but on my site is not. The current broken state is on drupal 4.5.2 and applying the patch posted by Zed Pobre.
The comments count still doesn't get updated properly and I have to re-run the update to the database each time to get the comments count right.
This happens on my site and with anonymous comments. Comments must be approved by me before they appear, but even when they are published their count isn't updated on the homepage and on the tracker module. I do not use caching options.
I didn't test the original node_comment_statistics clean-up patch with moderation enabled, so I suppose it's possible that is causing the problem. Can you try disabling moderation to see if things start working correctly?
-- Tim Altman
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 21:03:57 +0100, Abalieno <abalieno@cesspit.net> wrote:
I enabled the anonymous users to post comments without approval and, indeed, the couunt of comments works properly that way, both on the homepage and on the tracker.
So the problem is about the moderation, the comment count doesn't get updated after a comment is approved and published without running the database upgrade.
Could this be fixed for 4.6.0 ?
I'll take a look into it when I get a chance, but that might not be for a while. Hopefully it's something simple, like a missing call to update the node_comment_statistics table. -- Tim Altman
On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 02:38:52 +0100, Abalieno <abalieno@cesspit.net> wrote:
Just FYI. The last acknowledgment I know is here: http://drupal.org/node/15500
It's marked as fixed but on my site is not. The current broken state is on drupal 4.5.2 and applying the patch posted by Zed Pobre.
The comments count still doesn't get updated properly and I have to re-run the update to the database each time to get the comments count right.
This happens on my site and with anonymous comments. Comments must be approved by me before they appear, but even when they are published their count isn't updated on the homepage and on the tracker module. I do not use caching options.
Have a look at http://drupal.org/node/18215, as it has a solution to the problem. -- Tim Altman
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