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== Thanks ==
 
== Thanks ==
 
Special thank you to Uri (Preimpression) who not only helped make this project possible, but significantly reduced its development time. Please consider donating to their ko-fi!
 
Special thank you to Uri (Preimpression) who not only helped make this project possible, but significantly reduced its development time. Please consider donating to their ko-fi!
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https://ko-fi.com/preimpression
 
https://ko-fi.com/preimpression
 
== Installation ==
 
== Installation ==

Revision as of 15:45, 12 September 2020

the extension's name
Description Adds comments and a sales area to lorekeeper.
Author(s) Ne-wt, Preimpression
Status stable
Github Please Follow the Guide
LK Version Unspecified
Contains a Migration
Uses a Package

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Thanks

Special thank you to Uri (Preimpression) who not only helped make this project possible, but significantly reduced its development time. Please consider donating to their ko-fi!

https://ko-fi.com/preimpression

Installation

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EXTENSION IS INSTALLED IN A DIFFERENT MANNER THAN USUAL EXTENSIONS. IF YOU ARE NOT WELL EXPERIENCED WITH YOUR SITE AND USING YOUR IDE, PLEASE CONSIDER ASKING FOR HELP INSTALLING.

I highly recommend installing locally before pushing to production Pull the branch Comment-Addons from https://github.com/Ne-wt/lorekeeper.git

Configuration

Comments come with the following extensions installed:

  • User Avatars
  • Sales Page Addon
  • User Ranks Icon Addon

If you do not wish to use these please consider removing before pushing to your site.

If you make any local changes to your vendor folder, you *can ftp your comments folder directly to your server, as git does not track the vendor folder.*

Usage

To add comments to a new page, add the following:

  • Add use Laravelista\Comments\Commentable; to the top of your model
  • Add use Commentable; within the curly brackets (e.g Controller extends Controller { use Commentable;)
  • Add @comments([ 'model' => $modelvariable,'approved' => true ]) to your view

Troubleshooting

If you need support please @ me in the lorekeeper discord, Newt#7776. Please note I heavily advise testing on local before pushing to production.

See Also