Daniela Rus Morales

Hi @v-gar, it's not a bug in django-comments-xtd, just a lack of support for Django v2.1. I've just added it in the branch `support-django-2.1`. Maybe you could give it a...

@42force, @52lemon, I can't reproduce the error. Could you build a small example showing the case? @52lemon, django-comments-xtd doesn't use the permalink decorator.

Thanks @engragy, I think you are including two versions of the same script. If you look in the console output you added here in the issue, you will see that...

Hi @nicoodakp, Yes... such a behavior is intentional. The code doesn't allow like/dislike, nor flagging, for non-registered users. Those actions use the `CommentFlag` model from [django-contrib-comments](https://github.com/django/django-contrib-comments/blob/master/django_comments/models.py#L18), which require a user....

One proxy puts many users behind a single IP. Sorry, that's not a good solution.

Hi @charles-co, Thanks. You can customize the code in the Plugin to match your preferences. React uses a combination of JavaScript and HTML called JSX. I recommend you to read...

Hi @hejazizo, Yes, that's the expected behaviour with this particular JavaScript plugin, because it's written using ReactJS and it takes "advantage" of the JSX syntax, but it comes at the...

Hi @gassan, my apologies for my late answer. Do you mean how to translate messages of django-comments-xtd? If that's your questions, read the [Internationalization](https://django-comments-xtd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/i18n.html) page in the docs. Otherwise let...

Could you explain the issue a little further? Django provides the `makemessages` and `compilemessages` commands to deal with i18n, but you mentioned `collectmessages`. Any chance you are using a command...

Just a clarification that I'm not sure I did in the docs. The mail field is still displayed for a logged in user when the particular user doesn't have a...