aleks wrote: This certainly helps! Thank you!
Even though you have shared the
referenced post in 2016 it is not possible to find it via a search engine like Google. When I search for "Manually reorder normal cloned pages" it gives me a link to the thread we are currently in -
https://www.couchcms.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=9577. When I search for "Manually reorder normal cloned pages couchcms" it gives me a link to -
https://www.couchcms.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10841. Do you get the same results when you search for these phrases?
I have noticed that most of the information about CouchCMS is shared in your release notes in "News and Announcements" section. But it has been incredibly hard to find the needed information via a search engine for some reason. Will it be possible to have separate keywords for each post on this forum? Or something similar that can help boost the search engine results.
That's odd, searching with Google is easier than the forum for me. It allows me to use more key words like as you're doing. Are you including the dork
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site:couchcms.com "keywords to search"
If not give that a try, and you'll see a lot more search results I bet.
As for searching with the forum's search, you must be very specific with your search term, any miss-spelled words, or too many words and you'll not get any results. I have found the best way to find what you're looking for is to use two or three words that you know would be included in the post then if that returns too many add another word or two until you find it.
Now the real reason I made and an account and am posting...
I'm looking to implement threaded comments, and have tried using this
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=9182&p=31350&hilit=threaded#p19209 in my existing template and have been struggling for the past few hours to get to it working right. Currently I have it submitting and showing comments like the one's shipped with Couch, but am unable to get the threaded / reply to a specific comment part working, so I'm too the point where I'm going to ditch those files and start creating it from scratch. Instead of wasting time trying this and that, I thought I'd ask for some input, since I see people asking questions for much easier and ridiculous things as I'm usually one to figure it out on my own without seeking help.
Should I use this feature in making this threaded comments system?
My thoughts are to set up cloned pages to hold the comments, with relations for each page the comment system is implemented on, along with relations for if replying to a specific comment. Then use this orderby parameter to get the "threaded" view.
Or is there an alternative?
Thanks.