Closed The-Inamati closed 2 years ago
Yeah I was unable to get the telegram comments working on my site following the documentation +1
Happy to help with testing.
I have now tried all of them and none worked.
I can confirm that only telegram comments didn't work, the rest worked for me
Edited: telegram comment also worked for me (not working if you are on localhost)
I edited the config.toml file with the client ID and secret but it still doesn't work. It says "failed to load comments".
Vssue Comment aren't loaded if you are on localhost
I'm not. I'm running on a custom domain.
I'm not. I'm running on a custom domain.
Make sure to enable this config
[params.page.comment]
enable = true
Hey khusika,
Just to be clear this is all you are enabling to get Telegram comments working?
[params.page.comment]
enable = true
[params.page.comment.telegram]
enable = true
siteID = "********"
limit = 5
height = ""
color = ""
colorful = true
dislikes = true
outlined = false
Because this still isn't working for me, I even tried enabling comments directly on the content page with:
comment:
enable: true
Do you have any example sites using your theme with Telegram comments and public configs I could compare with?
I just tried using comment.vssue
from the example site with no luck so it must be something on my side. Is it a requirement that my site use https for comments to work?
I just tried using
comment.vssue
from the example site with no luck so it must be something on my side. Is it a requirement that my site use https for comments to work?
Use -e production
option.
Closed because there is no problem with the comments system
Describe the bug
I'm trying to enable comments with vssue but it's not working. I created an OAuth App in Github according to their documentation. I edited the config.toml file with the client ID and secret but it still doesn't work. It says "failed to load comments". I also tried with telegram and gittalk and didn't work so I'm pretty sure I'm doing something wrong. Can anybody help?
Expected behavior
I expected the comments to work.