Can't submit a comment #789
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I don't have a working Docker setup currently, but I might be able to setup a virtual machine for this. PS: did you create the fancy pokemon image? |
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You can find my Dockerfile here, whis is very simple. PS : Unfortunately, I didn't create this fancy pokémon image (but I found it cute!). |
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Currently, I have the problem to send comments. I use the wonderfall/isso Docker image. This is my docker-compose.yml
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It's a fail which thrown when there are no comment attached at current page. |
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Have the same issue. Get |
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I also ran into this sporadic issue that I didn't have in one instance of isso but had in another. I traced the problem to lines 171-175 of the view/comment.py file. Not sure what the intent here exactly is, I'm certainly no python expert, but the attempt to read a title and uri for a thread before the thread has been created seems strange. To get it working, I just commented out these lines and set the thread directly with an 'Untitled' title. But maybe there's a reason for this so I'll leave it someone with more insight to resolve permanently. |
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I think the issue is caused by the fact that isso assumes that comments are only posted on real, existing web pages (which usually is the case). The For now, I’d assume that there’s a problem with your Note that #252 would fix this issue, too. (Because you’d be able to provide the title yourself and isso wouldn’t require to find the |
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Thanks for that, I got my problem solved properly now, which has to do with the fact that I'm using isso for comments on a federation of sites and so I have multiple sites' URI's mapped to the same comment thread which breaks this local("origin") based request that produces the title and uri for the thread that's based on the host name set in the config file(which I'm ignoring in my modified version).. Anyway, thanks again for the help, I got it under control here now. |
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@jGleitz isso can access to my site, it shows that |
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are you sure that the uri you are providing is correct and points to an existing page of your web presence? Can you post the request that fails? |
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@jGleitz Here's the HTTP request and response
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certainly not. Another reason I can think of: isso doesn’t seem to follow redirects. So it may be possible that the URI is working in your browser, but not for isso. I, for example, had to add a slash at the end: |
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@Wonderfall is this still a current issue? |
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Hi, thanks for your software.
I got Isso working on my own blog, and it works flawlessly using a docker container.
Someone asked me to do a similar blog (Ghost + Isso), so did I (hosted on the same server). But Isso doesn't work though everything should be OK : whenever I try to submit a comment, nothing happens. I found something, using "Inspect Element" :
Interesting. But why? Since Isso is working on my own blog with the same configuration files, I see no reason that can explain this.
Configuration files ("isso-one" works, "isso-two" does not) :
Of course I can privately share the true adresses if it can help.
Isso logs show nothing useful, except connection to both SMTP and website is OK.
May you help me? I think I've tried everything I could imagine... Thanks.
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