RCP Update (2.1)

Ok, if you’re tired of all the Recent Comment Updates, I am too. :) Hopefully this will be the last revision for a while. I added a new parameter, “format”. This allows you to format the date/time that shows up. The link to go “directly” to the comment now shows the date/time of the comment instead of “[see this]“. I don’t know why I didn’t put it into last night’s version, I guess I was just a bit tired. :)

pi.recent_commented_entries-2.1.zip

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9 thoughts on “RCP Update (2.1)

  1. :-P I’ve got a feature request that I have no idea if it’s possible or what but if you’re up to it would be sweet. With the new EE system I have ended up with a half a dozen weblogs. Rather than have a dozen recent comments scripts could it find the currently viewed weblog like the comments page does? Hmmmm, maybe if the tag can send a variable then you could define the weblog name in a variable and pass it when you call the script? Do you think that’s possible?

  2. well, the tag does send the weblog variable already when you do weblog="weblog#". but I think I see where you’re coming from, you just want it to know what weblog you’re in.

    I’m thinking that the only problem is, there really is no way to do that. Not even the EE does that really. You still have to specify the weblog. Comments are looking at the entry_id which is unique to any weblog. So, There’s no real “auto detect” way, because weblogs aren’t the same as templates.

  3. Hmm. If you’re looking for a “collective” of all the weblogs or some weblogs, I’ve been working on being able to pipe similar to the way EE does it already. i.e. weblog="weblog1|weblog3|weblog9"

  4. So then if I call the function like so:

    exp:recent_commented_entries:display weblog="other_weblog"

    It will display the entries from the other_weblog instead of weblog1?

  5. yeap. did i mention that in the readme.txt or the usage? If i didn’t, i’ll fix that. :) look in your admin -> plug-in manager and click on recent_commented_entries.