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Add comment system under each image

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jeremerej

Chevereto Member
Hi guys,
I found a sleek open source comment system that I would like to add under each image of my website.
It should be quite easy, but I have difficulties to find the right place to add the html & JS code to call the comment script.
  1. Can you confirm that the right file to modify is app/routes/route.image.php?
  2. If so, where exactly should I add my code lines in this file to have the comment system appearing at the end of each image page?
Many thanks!
 
jeremerej said:
Hi guys,
I found a sleek open source comment system that I would like to add under each image of my website.
It should be quite easy, but I have difficulties to find the right place to add the html & JS code to call the comment script.
  1. Can you confirm that the right file to modify is app/routes/route.image.php?
  2. If so, where exactly should I add my code lines in this file to have the comment system appearing at the end of each image page?
Many thanks!
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Hi, could you share that comment system that you found so we can see it ourselves?
 
  1. Thats the wrong file i suppose. If the comment system (like hashover) can be included by JavaScript, you should use the settings provided in Dashboard -> Settings -> External Services -> Comments API.
  2. If you really need to modify the pages itself, you should use overrides: https://chevereto.com/docs/theme
You need a override for views/image.php. Be aware that you need to manually check/upgrade this file everytime you apply a Chevereto update.

@JakeSully
I tried to implemented commentics (commentics.org) but ended up using hashover: https://github.com/jacobwb/hashover
Created a fork of this which improves a few of the flaws the latest version had: https://gitlab.com/guzzisti1/hashover-legacy
 
guzzisti said:
  1. Thats the wrong file i suppose. If the comment system (like hashover) can be included by JavaScript, you should use the settings provided in Dashboard -> Settings -> External Services -> Comments API.
  2. If you really need to modify the pages itself, you should use overrides: https://chevereto.com/docs/theme
You need a override for views/image.php. Be aware that you need to manually check/upgrade this file everytime you apply a Chevereto update.

@JakeSully
I tried to implemented commentics (commentics.org) but ended up using hashover: https://github.com/jacobwb/hashover
Created a fork of this which improves a few of the flaws the latest version had: https://gitlab.com/guzzisti1/hashover-legacy
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okay, would you mind to create custom tutorial on how to implement hashover into chevereto? so everyone else here can add comment system as well to their chevereto copy?
 
guzzisti said:
Have a look:
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Thanks for the guide, since my Chevereto install is a bit deeper than the root, it took some playing around. All good though and now it's working great.

I noticed that after making a comment I get a 404 error. For example:
Original: mydomain.com/photos/image/photo-18.0d5
After: mydomain.com/photos/image/0d5#c1

It appears to be dropping the main part of the image name. I thought it was the SEO URL setting, but turning that OFF made it worse.

Any thoughts?
 
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