Daniela Rus Morales

Sounds excellent to me. JavaScript can do a lot but it's not always the answer. I want to release v3.0.0 before the end of the year. It sounds indulgent :-)...

I wish I could. But as it's distributed, the package doesn't change the size depending on the thread level. If you are using the JavaScript React plugin, take a look...

Such a feature is not provided. You can implement it yourself though. Only be aware that comments are not always associated with registered users. If you send a comment as...

In `users/profile/profile.html` you have to pass the user: {% load get_comments_user %} {% comments_from_user user %}

> Thank you very much. Everything is working! A small point on the display of the list is the quotation of comments with a limited number of characters: > >...

Each comment has the `content_object` attribute, representing the object instance to which the comment was posted. You could use the `get_absolute_url` method of the `content_object` to retrieve the URL of...

I would suggest you to run the comp example (see instructions on how to set it up [here](https://django-comments-xtd.readthedocs.io/en/2.6.1/example.html) in the docs). Set it up, load the DB and run the...

Think on [this](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/ref/models/querysets/#count) applied to the models you actually mentioned. Hint: likes/disliked are instances of the `CommentFlag` model, and comments of `XtdComment`.

I do agree. I think I did it so to ease the reading of `non_field_errors` in the ReactJS plugin. I expected only one of such errors, the "User not authenticated"...

Clone the repository and checkout the `rel-3.0.0` branch. Create a virtualenv. Run `make deps` to install the dependencies of django-comments-xtd and dependencies for development. Then cd into the `demo` directory,...