The one on ObjectClarity's site doesn't work, so I wrote a native 1.5 version.

It's available in the downloads section of http://azprogrammer.com (no registration required or anything like that)


Searching these forums I didn't see one, so I apologize if someone already made one.


Screenshot:

Thank you so much for the button

If you haven't done it yet, consider posting into the Joomla Extensions Directory as well.

Thanks. Glad you like it.

It's my first real extension. Enjoyed writing it, look forward to doing more.

Just added to extensions.joomla.org, waiting for the admin to approve it.

Works fine thanks

do you plan to make an independent, 1.5 native extension, that does not require other mods?

Yes, its working!!!
Finally I can remove jomcomment from my page.
Thanks a lot!!
I hope I wont find any bugs.

baboon wrote:
Works fine thanks

You're welcome.
Thanks for the feedback.

pedrohsi wrote:
do you plan to make an independent, 1.5 native extension, that does not require other mods?

The Objectclarity discussbot seems to work fine on 1.5 so I'll just keep using that dependency for now. My only gripe with it is that if you have fireboard disabled for non-registered users, it might still show comments inline with the article.


I haven't tried the fireboard 1.1.0 alpha yet, but if discussbot doesn't work with it, I'd be willing to submit patches for discussbot to ObjectClarity.com or rewrite it to make it 1.5 native.

darioklc wrote:
Yes, its working!!!
Finally I can remove jomcomment from my page.
Thanks a lot!!
I hope I wont find any bugs.

Let me know if you do. I plan on keep this thing updated since I'll be using it myself

I'm a java/j2ee developer by trade, but this php stuff is kinda fun.

monteslu wrote:
pedrohsi wrote:
do you plan to make an independent, 1.5 native extension, that does not require other mods?

The Objectclarity discussbot seems to work fine on 1.5 so I'll just keep using that dependency for now. My only gripe with it is that if you have fireboard disabled for non-registered users, it might still show comments inline with the article.


Yes, the only thing I am missing is hide comments for non-registered users.
Are you planing to fix that?