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Introducing the New DISQUS

Started by Daniel Ha · 10 months ago

With this latest update, we are making Disqus easier, faster, and more portable. Simple enough, right? Let’s begin.

In reverse order!
Portable
WordPress Plugin 2.0
We’ve been working on improving integration with platforms. Available now, the new W ... Continue reading »

142 comments

Olivier
10 months ago

The export function can't work in recent wordpress installation. After looking at the code, the way you try to get categories in the export function is invalid for recent Wordpress (i guess 2.5+ at least) because categories doesn't use anymore the wp_categories table but instead are managed with the same tables than the ones used for tags.

Exemple of request error shown in php logs when trying to export from a Wordpress 2.6 blog:
WordPress database error Table 'veilleperso.wp_categories' doesn't exist for query SELECT cat_ID, cat_name, category_nicename, category_description, category_parent, posts_private, links_private FROM wp_categories LEFT JOIN wp_post2cat ON (category_id = cat_id) LEFT JOIN wp_posts ON (post_id <=> id) GROUP BY cat_id made by dsq_export_wp

And indeed, wp_categories and wp_post2cat are not used anymore. The categories system now use the tables: wp_term_taxonomy, wp_term_relationships and wp_terms

Are you going to fix this soon?
Thanks

geektonic
10 months ago

Any hope for blogspot (blogger) synchronization of comments like this new Wordpress plugin does?

mio
10 months ago

http://disqus.com/docs/wordpress/ 404, guys

SEO
6 months ago

I am a proud new member of Disqus. Adding the plugin to our corporate blog. Hopefully management of comment spammers will be much easier from now.
Rif Chia

Fashion Shop
6 months ago

Hey Rif, I got it installed on my blog too. Working quite nicely till date. Show you when back in office.

Olly S
10 months ago

Great stuff. I really like the new plugin. It is working on two of my blogs fine except for one where the comment import to Disqus keeps reporting an error. Do you know what the problem could be?

Anthony Citrano
10 months ago

I'm having some trouble exporting comments too (trying to move them into Disqus from WP). I click the export button, there seems to be a delay, then I just get a blank frame. All my legacy comments are missing and none of the old ones seem to be brought into Disqus yet. Ideas?

boxtech
10 months ago

I want to make sure the installation goes smoothly on my WP Blogs, is there a place with instructions on how to update the WP Plugin?

Josh M
10 months ago

Also looking for some "upgrade to 2.0" instructions. Should add that to the Readme file or in the Tools section... or both. Thanks, I can not wait.

Jason
10 months ago

We'll update the plugin to clarify the upgrade process. Updating should just require replacing the old plugin with the new one. It will then run in legacy mode, which means your comments will be served up through JavaScript until you complete the configuration of the plugin.

boxtech
10 months ago

Just did the update for my 3 sites and went very smoothly. Thanks.

Carl
9 months ago

That would be great.

vincentvw
10 months ago

So what about trackbacks? Is that covered by the SEO-friendly indexing?

wdwd
3 weeks ago

nicec

nateritter
10 months ago

I'm excited about Disqus syncing with WP. Thank you for making my day. I can finally use Disqus. Woot!

Andrew Meyer
10 months ago

Now, what if you gave commenters the option to simultaneously post their comment to their own blog as a blog post. Whoa... that would blow my mind.

Andrew Meyer
10 months ago

I'm sure this option will spring out of your API not directly from Disqus, as you guys have your hands full.

Mahmoud Al-Qudsi
10 months ago

If only you could do something about those iframes....

A local script that spoke to disqus behind-the-scenes would go a long way to win over the remaining blog-base!

Andrew Meyer
10 months ago

Just upgraded to 2.0 and than quickly downgraded. That was scary. Kept getting "Legacy mode" warning and nothing else. Will try again later.

Dave Zatz
10 months ago

I'm also listed as being in Legacy Mode and the URL that explains it is empty. :/ Guess I'll stick with builtin WordPress comments until 2.0.1.

Jason
10 months ago

Legacy mode just means that you had the old plugin installed and you haven't fully configured the new plugin. To do so, go to the plugin options page for Disqus and go through the installation steps.

Mike Olbinski
10 months ago

Yeah, that aint working :)

Scott Beale
10 months ago

Great work guys. I'm upgrading our plugin now.

mio
10 months ago

Where is API key? I've installed plugin, but he can't talk me where it was ;)

Jason
10 months ago

When you run through the installation steps, it will grab the API key for you.

mio
10 months ago

Sorry, but I can't authorize @ Disqus throw my WP-admin panel ('incorrect password' it says). May be if authorized it will grab key for me, but...

mager
10 months ago

I can't wait to try it out.

Chris Hubbs
10 months ago

OK, I have a general Disqus question that I can't seem to find the answer to (and apparently I can't search the forum?). What prevents somebody from going out and claiming a bunch of blogs that they don't actually own? They obviously wouldn't be able to embed Disqus on that blog w/o admin access, but they could still claim it, right? How is that handled?

WealthBoy
10 months ago

When you claim comments, Disqus sends a verification link to the email address claimed (i.e. the email address you used to post comments on the blog from which someone has imported comments). A verification URL is sent to that email address. I believe that the only way that someone else could claim your comments, would be if someone else used your email address to claim comments and then you open the email and click the verification link. If you do happen to get a comment claim verification you didn't ask for, someone else could indeed claim your comments if you click the verification link.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

You need to be logged into an existing account in order for the
verification link to work.

Someone cannot create a different account and have you click on the
link.

WealthBoy
10 months ago

Ok good, I'm glad I was wrong. :-D That makes sense, thanks for clearing it up.

Edwin Khodabakchian
10 months ago

Congratulations!

charlieanzman
10 months ago

Great stuff Daniel and crew ... Keep it comin'

dave
10 months ago

Where are the docs for exporting comments?

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Hi Dave, exporting is still done within the WordPress panel if it's for WP.

Otherwise, you can find that here: http://disqus.com/admin/tools/

The format is XML. RSS 2.0 is supported and will make its return shortly.

dancameron
10 months ago

Daniel:
I received a "Export Status: Error".
Anything I can do? I have years and years of comments that need to be exported and imported for you so I'm wondering if there's a limit.

I'd love to use disqus on every post, especially the older ones.

dancameron
10 months ago

Sorry, that's:
"Import status: Error
Started: 2 minutes ago"

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

We're noting any errors we get and will contact you once it is resolved. Thanks

dancameron
10 months ago

Awesome thanks.

Douchebag Hunter
7 months ago

niceeeeeeeee~

kyle
10 months ago

congrats on the launch guys, disqus is awesome.

edshull
10 months ago

I'm getting this error

"Notice: Undefined variable: num_comments in /var/www/vhosts/blog.usweb.com/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/disqus/disqus.php on line 96"

Is anyone else getting this?

Laforge129
10 months ago

I've got WP 2.6 installed and no errors. It might be something you did when you upgrade to WP2.6 I had my Web Host do it for me to prevent me from having any problems. I see no problems with my feeds or WP. So It might be something you did!!

edshull
10 months ago

Looks like it's working now. Just a hiccup I guess.

Preston
10 months ago

Always great to hear about progress.

Popup profiles don't seem to be rendering properly in Mozilla 2.0. Maybe that's just me. Also, why didn't you release the small popup profile that's being shown in various places? The big popup profile just gets in the way. Is this a page view thing or are you just unwilling to release features globally or ... ?

edshull
10 months ago

How do I enable the video comment feature? I don't see it on my blog.

Devin
10 months ago

If you go to Admin > Settings on disqus.com or http://disqus.com/admin/settings, you can enable video comments for your blog.

edshull
10 months ago

Thanks.

Marc Seeger
10 months ago

awesome work!

LakeNeuron
10 months ago

I have installed the plugin and gotten it to work from IE and Opera, but from Firefox 3.0.1 I can't get any farther than that Disqus login screen that displays from the WordPress admin interface. I enter the correct username and password (and I've confirmed that they are correct, retyped them, etc.) and it just recycles around to the same login screen. On IE and Opera it works fine.

When I do login from IE or Opera, I'm having an error importing old comments:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 7123878 bytes) in /home/lakeneu/public_html/wp-content/plugins/disqus/export.php on line 260

Daniel W.
10 months ago

Exciting update, but I'm having some trouble. I tried exporting my comments to Disqus. It claims to have finished exporting after 86 comments. My blog has over 500. How do I get the rest of them across?

shokk
10 months ago

I have a few hundred comments and need to know how to get them all into Disqus. Only 25 made it in and the rest are no longer appearing on my site because Disqus took over my comments. Heeeeelp!

onlypencil
10 months ago

im trying to export, and the status says 'unprocessed', was it successful and i just have to wait or it failed to export?

Jason
10 months ago

The status "unprocessed" means it is still queued. We are going
through all the issues we're seeing with the importer, and if you're
seeing an error, we'll fix this from our side and it should
automatically update when it is completed.

Bob Caswell
10 months ago

It looks like there isn't a way to keep old comments (non-Disqus) on old posts in WordPress while new posts are updated with Disqus comments. This was possible in the previous plugin. Is the work around for Disqus to import all your blog's old comments and then to sync those back with the blog? If so, where is the option for Disqus to import comments? Heard that feature exists but don't see it anywhere...

Jason
10 months ago

From the Disqus plugin management page, there is an "Advanced Options"
tab which has a button which allows you to export your WordPress
comments to Disqus.

Bob Caswell
10 months ago

Are you talking about inside Wordpress? When I go to that page (I
think), there is a bullet list of "Manage" and "Advanced Options" but I
can't click on either... just below it says "DISQUS Comment System" and
shows me a window of latest comments. Could you be more specific about
where I'm supposed to go because I've looked everywhere...

Jason
10 months ago

Hi Bob,

It looks like your plugin is installed in disqus_new instead of disqus. The plugin needs to be in a directory called disqus for it to get all the styles properly. Hope that helps.

Bob Caswell
10 months ago

I just changed that thinking that maybe it could be the problem... but
it still doesn't give me the option to click on advanced... I then tried
it using IE7 instead of FF3 (on a whim), and there I can get to the
advanced tab. Weird.

Sergei Smirnov
10 months ago

delete cache of your browser, Asvanced Options will work

pjbrunet
10 months ago

I don't think you could pay me enough to join the evil empire ;-)

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

We're good people.

JC John (ᜑᜓᜏᜈ᜔/謝施洗)
10 months ago

Congrats!

You forgot to mention the minor changes in the "leave comments box" ;) - the 3 Radio buttons...

Congrats again!!

achernow
10 months ago

Cool. I like the idea that the comments are synced between the WP DB and Disqus. Does this happen automatically, or is there something I have to enable?

-Adam

Jason
10 months ago

Comments are automatically synced from Disqus to Wordpress. You have
to click a button from the plugin to export your comments from
WordPress to Disqus.

svartling
10 months ago

I really hope you update the Blogger version too?

Eduardo Sasso
10 months ago

Congratulations, Disqus is a really cool service, I'm just started to think about blogging again just to give a try to this comment system!

Cheers

Carlo Zottmann
10 months ago

I like it, nicely done!

One thing, tho... since updating, the comments count on one of my blog's stories shows 3x the actual number (39 vs. 13). Any ideas? Am I missing something?

(http://carlo.zottmann.org/, comment count for "Going paleolithic")

Keep it up! Thanks,
C.

Carlo Zottmann
10 months ago

Ah, nevermind, my implementation was b0rked. :)

Fuego999
10 months ago

gotta ttry the wp plugin now!

johnnywon
10 months ago

Fantastic!

Any chance there will be a Tumblr plugin?

Kestrel
10 months ago

Apparently I've successfully exported my comments from WP 2.6 to Disqus. However, the only comment showing up on my blog is from another Disqus user. How, exactly, do I restore my earlier comments (including some made AFTER I installed Disqus)?

I'm getting dangerously close to hitting the Uninstall button. The lack of adequate (or easy to find) documentation to continue showing earlier comments is frustrating to say the least.

I'm also concerned that my commenters (and myself!) no longer have the ability to edit comments. I hope this is a feature that will be implemented in 2.0.1.

Kestrel
10 months ago

I'd also like the ability to disable the comment rating system. What a great way to discourage people from commenting! *frown*

Kestrel
10 months ago

And I just noticed my choice of how to display comments doesn't "stick"...even though all I did was add another comment to the page! What's the point?

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Yes it will be.

Danesh
10 months ago

Good stuff

Nicki Brøchner
10 months ago

I must say I have been looking forward to the new version of Disqus =) I must say that so fare it has delivered 99% of what I expected. Now it is time to take for the long road test ... And I hope it will get the last % =)

Thanks guys :o)

webmdave
10 months ago

Well, between the new changes on Disqus and the changes to Blogger, now none of the comments made through Disqus appear on my blog when viewing it in IE. Firefox seems to work fine, but IE is showing nothing.

Rats.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

This was fixed last night. Are you still having issues?

webmdave
10 months ago

It's working great, again.

Thanks!

Dave

Dave
10 months ago

Where can I download the Plugin? I just cannot find it.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

http://disqus.com/add

Sketchee
10 months ago

I'm really glad you asked, because I googled it, searched through the documentation, etc. Other than Daniel's comment, I have no idea where they link to the download page. After going through that much trouble I don't even think I have the energy left to install it right now.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Hi, the link is in the first couple sentences of the post.

Sketchee
10 months ago

It must be a "hiding in plain" site kind of thing, I still can't seem to find it and I'm really trying. =)

sraz
10 months ago

Looks great. Didn't notice any difference in speed, though.
But I must say, it took me quite a while to figure out how to reply.
Perhaps, on the Admin page, you can add a reply button at the end of each comment so the Admin can reply to the people that commented on their blog/website.

chelpixie
10 months ago

Having several frustrating issues after upgrading to the new 2.0.1.

1) I can't get it to update from legacy mode. I've entered my username and password, clicked on my blog name and then next and it says there's been an error and to email you guys. I'm not happy so I'm commenting. Especially given I've got a couple more things I want to comment on.

2) The lack of a way to search through the help files is really annoying and daunting when you're having an issue. I'm all for helping myself and finding a solution to my own problems, but I won't comb through 25+ pages of posts to find what I need.

3) You need to have clear uninstall and port comments back to WP instructions somewhere within the files of the plugin, in the readme.txt would be ideal.

I love Disqus but it's complicating my blogging rather than enhancing at the moment. ;)

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Hi there,

I'm really sorry about the frustrating issues you're having. Let's see
if I can help.

1) We'll try to find out what the issue is and get back to you soon.
If you email us at help@disqus.com it will be filed so we don't miss
the problem.
2) No search is annoying, but we haven't had much time to work on
search just yet.
3) Uninstalling is a simple matter of clicking "Uninstall" in the
Advanced Options. Your comments are auto backed up if they were synced
in the first place.

Mike Moore
10 months ago

Any word on allowing import of comments from a platform that is not WordPress? I am specifically interested in importing comments from sites that are not on one of the major platforms.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Which platform?

Mike Moore
10 months ago

Either one I wrote myself, or Mephisto. I suppose I could stand up a local WordPress instance, import all my comments into that, and use that to import to Disqus. But my long term goal is to generate my site from local static files and use Disqus to moderate the comments. So what I'd really like is an API where I can import my existing comments.

dax702
10 months ago

I would like to be able to import comments from a simple CSV file into DISQUS database.. Am I dreaming?

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

You can email us help@disqus.com

dax702
10 months ago

Just sent an email off to that address, thanks!

Hello Neighbour
10 months ago

We use disqus on our helloneighbour.com website and most people coming to the site using IE 6.0 or 7.0 get this error when loading pages :

"not able to access site."

I have the same issue. Removing disqus from our site fixes the problem. We are not using WP, rather we using the JS code.

Fashion Shop
6 months ago

We are also using the JS code but no such problems on our site via firefox, safari, IE or navigator.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Could you verify if removing mootools (while leaving Disqus) also
fixes this issue?

There may be a conflict and I'd like to make sure this is the case.

Hello Neighbour
10 months ago

I removed mootools and reloaded in Firefox. The error FF was showing is now gone so this would presumably be the case, that disqus conflicts with mootools.

Apart from removing mootools, would you have any suggested work arounds.

Also, note that Firebug in Firefox reveals a number of CSS warnings which are not overly nice frlom the Disqus style sheet.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

The CSS warnings refer to some rules that are IE-specific. This makes
no impact on non-IE browsers.

Mootools conflicts with the get_num_replies script that retrieves the
comment count. There is not a true workaround at the moment, but we're
still investigating.

Ryan Ha
10 months ago

Nice update. =]

The redirected homepage once logged into the account is a bit odd/confusing. I think retaining the front page (as you see when logged off) with a sidebar of recent comments would be more helpful.

EDIT: uhhh, second thought, I think I'm used to how it is hah.

elizabethlmccoy
10 months ago

any word on importing/exporting comments in blogger (blogspot) blogs?????

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

No word yet. It's on our to-do list. Any existing implementation on Blogger will be fully compatible once we release the import functionality.

TopCasinoBonus
10 months ago

Looking good. Will keep up to date with further developments.

WealthBoy
10 months ago

So does one need to periodically visit the comment claim URL (http://disqus.com/claim) in order to claim comments from other blogs, as other bloggers import WordPress comments into Disqus with the new plugin? I think some sort of notification system should be implmented to inform Disqus users that an import has taken place. Disqus already has user email addresses in the system. As long as it is a unique field (i.e. no other users are using the same email address) it should be simple enough to identify matches within the system as the import takes place and send a notification to the imported comment author.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

The problem with this is we do not want to blanket email everybody who
has not even heard of the Disqus system.

WealthBoy
10 months ago

Agreed. I'm saying that you would only notify existing Disqus users. For example, joeshmoe.com decides to install the Disqus WordPress plugin on his blog and import comments. Last week I had commented on his blog with my Disqus email address. When he runs the import I get an email. You also commented on joeshmoe.com, however, you do not have a Disqus account so you do not get an email when he runs the import.

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

This makes sense to me. Thanks for the feedback.

WealthBoy
10 months ago

You bet. It would probably be best to give users the option to either automatically claim imported comments or receive notification in order to "manually claim" imported comments on other blogs. I foresee the import notifications becoming a nuisance as more bloggers make the switch (as I'm certain you hope they do), so giving users the option to automatically claim imported comments would be another good feature.

Perhaps a viewable log can be kept of automatically and manually claimed comments. This will allow the user to review anything that was automatically claimed and unclaim, delete, or edit the comments. This would allow the user to handle rare cases where someone else has acted as an impostor with the user's email address.

I'm sure there are a lot of Disqus users that are quite active commenting in the blogosphere (as I try to be) in non-Disqus commenting systems that may eventually switch over. I have posted comments on probably over a dozen different blogs, and if any one of them switch to Disqus, unless it is a blog I frequent I will have no idea that the switch was made. It would be nice to just have Disqus automatically claim the comments for me.

Jere Majava
10 months ago

I remember having read somewhere in the forums that you had working pingback support for Diqus waiting to be published. Not in this release?

Daniel Ha
10 months ago

Hi Jere,

Unfortunately, not yet. It's still sitting on our to-do list as we
address some larger issues. We do have immediate plans for it.

Jere Majava
10 months ago

Thanks, its good to know it's coming. I'm rewriting my own micro/structured blogging platform and planning to outsource commenting to Disqus (like Tumblr does), but having support for Pingbacks is a must feature.

billyswordman
10 months ago

I'm late! Is the job vacancy still open?

pcngocquy
10 months ago

yeah! it's so great

Monica 08
9 months ago

Disqus update- Like the new member profile page. Tracking replies with the new design is fun. Glad I added it to my blogspot blog.

Racing School
8 months ago

Just want to share that the new version rocks.

Michael
8 months ago

Yup I think that diqus is great platform, thanks to you developer team

Wap Advertising
8 months ago

The folks at Disqus are doing a good job. Way to go Daniel Ha. :-)

Mike Patch
7 months ago

Wow thanks for this new version

Svein-Magnus Sørensen
7 months ago

These are awesome features and absolutely something that will improve Disqus as a serivce!
Now if only we could get these v2 features in the Movable Type plugin as well...

music school buzz
6 months ago

this version is great. Thanks!

Italian Restaurant
6 months ago

We have been hearing much about Disqus, comparing it against IntenseDebate, i guess it is a better choice to use Disqus for our new blog.

noni benefits
5 months ago

Excellent version, thanks.

AartHilal
5 months ago

Testing

Property Sale
5 months ago

I am a bit late here but I must comment you guys for doing a great job of constantly moving Disqus to the next level.

hippos_aer_teh_kolest
5 months ago

Is this iminlikewithyou?

Walter O. Verdejo Beisterveld
4 months ago

Uff.. I'm getting lost with this sudden growth of ways to login.

spicycauldron
4 months ago

Hi, um, I just noticed when trying out my blog in Safari under OS X, and not being logged into my WP dashboard there, that the comment fields were all filled out with the details of one of my regular commentators. Name AND email address. And this person lives 250 miles away, so has never been near my computer. Does this happen all the time, because as I'm usually logged in, I wouldn't know. But once is enough.

Please explain how this happened, and what steps you've taken to stop it happening again. I have a responsibility to my site visitors to protect their personal data. And so do you.

I've been with Disqus a matter of weeks only, moving from IntenseDebate because I liked what I saw here. But if this happens just once, it's reason to doubt my decision. And if this means my commentator's name and email address were available around the world to anyone, then I have inadvertently opened him or her up to all manner of spam and abuse. Yeah. Thanks Disqus!

So please, let me know what's happening. ASAP.

Shudogg Marketing
4 months ago

I have just heard about disqus and I really think this is the coolest thing.

Janliao
4 months ago

I have utilized it myself and is very satisfied in the way Disqus brings out all the features.Great one.

jonaw
4 months ago

Disqus has the simplest interface which is a good news as it is user-friendly,neat and there are numerous guides to teach us on installation, etc.

Apart of the above, I felt that Disqus should have more features implemented such as the number of comments commented, the day and date that the comment is written etc..
This are some of my thoughts and hope that it will be taken into considerations.

ryanlow
4 months ago

Being able to moderate or administer our blog right from Wordpress admin, really makes it easier and faster. Dislike the need to open a new window to check status of comments and etc. Will start to explore more on other added features.

Property Singapore
4 months ago

I cannot deny that Disqus are impressive.Having a website that doesn't take comments lightly,giving full support to user that have difficulties integrating and providing lots of other features that are simply there to magnify the usability of your blog. Impressed totally!

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4 months ago

Nice and intresting post

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2 months ago

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2 months ago

This seems to be a very nice application that could be of great use for searchers like us. It has great features, I would love to register on this site.

Gary McGhee
2 months ago

I tried installing Disqus, but had to remove it because it doesn't support more than once instance of itself per page! The blog platform I'm using (Business Catalyst) allows only one post to be showed per page, but then the "recent posts" menu still causes Disqus to misbehave on clicked-to pages.

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2 months ago

you are told us here "not introducing the new disqus" but it's name is "THE NEW DISGUSTING INTRODUCTION",THANX FOR THAT

Computer Howto
2 months ago

I'm also concerned that my commenters (and myself!) no longer have the ability to edit comments. I hope this is a feature that will be implemented in 2.0.1.I'm getting dangerously close to hitting the Uninstall button. The lack of adequate (or easy to find) documentation to continue showing earlier comments is frustrating to say the least.