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1 Dec 11, 2012 16:09    

Hi,

I want visitors to my site to be able to post comments with active links in them. I.e. normal clickable links. They type http://blahblahblah.com as part of their comment, and when the comment is displayed, the URL becomes clickable. How do I do this?

Need this badly but can't seem to find any way to enable this! Help!

3 Dec 11, 2012 17:53

@fplanque wrote:

The easiest way is to use b2evolution v5 which applies renderer plugins to comments

Is it stable enough? I thought about this but was scared away by its 'alpha' status. My website is very low traffic if it's important.

Is there any special procedure for upgrading to v5? Will it be able to use my current v4 database?

5 Dec 11, 2012 21:51

@adelante wrote:

Is it stable enough? I thought about this but was scared away by its 'alpha' status. My website is very low traffic if it's important.

Is there any special procedure for upgrading to v5? Will it be able to use my current v4 database?

The only real problem with the alpha is that everything can still change. Plugins and skins developed for the alpha version are not guaranteed to work in the final version. For the rest, it's pretty stable.

The upgrade procedure is exactly the same as it's always been since version 2.0. It will upgrade your v4 db to v5. This is not reversible. Make a backup first.

6 Dec 11, 2012 22:02

@fplanque wrote:

Plugins and skins developed for the alpha version are not guaranteed to work in the final version. For the rest, it's pretty stable.

Can you expand that , what might change ? Cause i plan to release a skin or two and maybe a plugin before the next b2 release (it would be in mid Jan. as far as i remember from what you said earlier)

7 Dec 13, 2012 21:28

@tilqicom : new disp handlers, different nesting of skin files, differen *.main file. Many things. This area is far from complete. But globally you skins will continue to work, as skins for v4 , v3 or v2 will continue to work. They just won't leverage 100% of the API.


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