Disqus not working because you add _td to my div

Hi.

We try to use Disqus on our site, but have found out that you change the div id in the DOM.

It gets _td in the name, and then Disqus dont work

I have made a temporary fix, but why do you put _td to my own divs in the DOM ?

/Jens

Your javascript adds _td to the <div id=”disqus_thread”> so the ID becomes disqus_thread_td.

I have made a workaround, but why do you alter none-newsmag ID´s

It’s in line 1501 in the js file

/Jens

Have you smooth scrooll enabled.

Here’s the code in you js file (tagdiv_theme.js)

It happends when you link to the /#disqus_thread from frontpage to article 🙂

/**
* if we have link.php#hash we search the document for elements with that name or id so we can rename them to avoid the default screen scrolling
*/
if ( document.location.hash) {
if( jQuery(document.location.hash).length != 0 ) { //we have elements that match the id

//prepare a new name for the hash
var new_target_hash = window.location.hash.substring(1) + ‘_td’;

//get the target element
td_hash_scroll_to_dom_element = jQuery(document.location.hash);

//change the element id
td_hash_scroll_to_dom_element.attr(“id”, new_target_hash);

//scroll to element
td_util.scroll_into_view(td_hash_scroll_to_dom_element);

/*
// do not rename the hash back! bug in firefox after comment submition + an enter in the nav bar
setTimeout(function(){
//put the hash back after the rename
td_hash_scroll_to_dom_element.attr(“id”, window.location.hash.substring(1));
}, 2000);
*/

}

Hey.

It’s interfering.

Look at this

You have changed the normal disqus_thread code to disqus_thread_td in the dom.

I can fix it myself, but I think you should only change your own doms / id not 3’rd part 🙂

btw: the issues is worse in 2.1 since you now also does it allthough smoothscroll is disabled !

I just installed Disqus on my website with no issues with it at all. I did not even have to change any code. Smoothscroll is on too. http://www.awesomebryner.com

• This reply was modified 11 years by doucare1971.

Nevermind, I just tried without being logged into my website and comments aren’t showing.

Another nevermind. I uninstalled the Disqus comments, since I don’t have a lot of comments on my site and I don’t want to deal with these comments not showing issues. So I am sticking with WordPress comments.

I just got back from my sister coming to take me and our mother out to lunch to Golden Corral. I deactivated WordPress Zero Spam plugin that I was using for WordPress comments and reinstalled Disqus and my comment boxes were there for non members. So it was that WordPress Zero Spam, was my problem. I don’t need it for Disqus spam, because it has its own filters for spam comments.

That was nice and easy fix. So I will stay with Disqus, now that it works fine. Anyways, good luck with your situation Jens H. and sorry for hijacking your thread.

• This reply was modified 11 years by doucare1971.

Please do.

thank you.

/Jens