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Submitting Comments to the whole page instead of the individual comment threads #30
I have checked that the properly is properly set on the "p" element, and on the "a" "disqussion-link" element. Including the other variables for the "a" element.
I have tracked it down to the "signedLink" property of the submission dialog. It appears in the iframe, in the script with the id "disqus-threadData."
Any thoughts on how I can properly update that value would be appreciated. I'm unsure why it works fine for some links on the page, but not all of them.
Hi I think I identified the issue. The CDN that serves the disqus count.js and other js files only updates every 30ish minutes, so when I was developing and making changes, disqus was not caught up. After I cleared all the erroneous comments and waited a while, things started working properly.
I am encountering the issue again in production, except I can't use the solution of deleting the erroneous comments. You can view the issue here. The comments with all the same number are the issue. At the moment they are all at 19, but that could change.
I am not seeing any other js errors on the page. What browser are you using?
I am not able to add them manually. They are generated based on what the content editor adds.
Any other thoughts? I'm pretty sure that if I deleted the comments, it would fix it. Do you know if there is anyway to edit the comments in the disqus admin? I only see approve\delete.
@flemings sorry, this does seem weird, but I have no way of debugging internal Discuss quirks.
If you can see any (reproducible) way in which this script needs improvement, let's set up a demo page and debug it there.
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tsi commentedon Oct 15, 2017
Could you reproduce the issue on codepen or somewhere we can inspect it?
flemings commentedon Oct 16, 2017
Hi I think I identified the issue. The CDN that serves the disqus count.js and other js files only updates every 30ish minutes, so when I was developing and making changes, disqus was not caught up. After I cleared all the erroneous comments and waited a while, things started working properly.
flemings commentedon Dec 1, 2017
Hi,
I am encountering the issue again in production, except I can't use the solution of deleting the erroneous comments. You can view the issue here. The comments with all the same number are the issue. At the moment they are all at 19, but that could change.
Any thoughts would be appreciated,
Sean Fleming
flemings commentedon Dec 6, 2017
@tsi
tsi commentedon Dec 6, 2017
Not sure, seems like the
disqus_identifieranddisqus_urlare passing correctly, i.e. two different identifiers return the same comment thread.uninav.min.jsis throwing errors...data-disqus-identifierattribute to each paragraph? it might help.flemings commentedon Dec 7, 2017
Hi @tsi ,
I am not seeing any other js errors on the page. What browser are you using?
I am not able to add them manually. They are generated based on what the content editor adds.
Any other thoughts? I'm pretty sure that if I deleted the comments, it would fix it. Do you know if there is anyway to edit the comments in the disqus admin? I only see approve\delete.
Thanks,
Sean
flemings commentedon Jan 9, 2018
@tsi
tsi commentedon Jan 10, 2018
@flemings sorry, this does seem weird, but I have no way of debugging internal Discuss quirks.
If you can see any (reproducible) way in which this script needs improvement, let's set up a demo page and debug it there.