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Searching for threaded comment library (or will be making one otherwise) - El Forum - 06-18-2011
[eluser]GreatSlovakia[/eluser]
Ok, pretty straightforward, I can't believe there isn't a library out there yet... yet I am unable to find one. I mean, there is some basis stuff out there like http://www.jongales.com/blog/2009/01/27/php-class-for-threaded-comments/, but I need something a bit more refined... oh well, I am going to work on it either way this evening, but would be great if somebody would have an idea.
Searching for threaded comment library (or will be making one otherwise) - El Forum - 06-18-2011
[eluser]osci[/eluser]
I'm interested in such an implementation. I'll be using it in a future project and I was going to rnd about the subject. Your link was quite helpful (bookmarked till I implement it).
You could turn your post title into an RFC (request for comments) to attract more in this.
I could help in this if you would like. I can spend 1-2 hours a day in this (shouldn't take more than a week).
If you plan on working on this I can -at least- request
Searching for threaded comment library (or will be making one otherwise) - El Forum - 06-18-2011
[eluser]eggzy[/eluser]
It would be great, I'm also looking for one. There are a quite few on codecanyon if you need inspiration.
Searching for threaded comment library (or will be making one otherwise) - El Forum - 06-21-2011
[eluser]GreatSlovakia[/eluser]
Hmm, have been making one, but it's quite specific in it's functionality, to be more precise, it relies on the javascript interface I published before (as it makes the code a thousand times simpler) and it has a weighted score interface (in other words, users can vote and based on their average score they will have more or less 'power' to vote). I will still release the code though once I finish, as it might be useful to others in various ways.