CGFeedback comments moderation

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CGFeedback comments moderation

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Hi,

I'm already using cgfeedback for comments for visitors to my page that are not logged in as frontend users. So I need to moderate these comments and so I turned the "Moderate all comments" option to yes.
Now I'd like to use it also for logged in frontend users, but I'd like to turn the moderation off for them.
As far as I've seen there's no parameter to turn moderation on/off in the tag to call the module?
Thanks for any help.

Lex
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Re: CGFeedback comments moderation

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If CGFeedback has an event trigger for new comment added, it's possible to have it trigger a UDT to update the entry in the database to show that it's been approved if the user is logged in. Shouldn't take too long if you have PHP/MySQL experience.
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Re: CGFeedback comments moderation

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Ok, thanks for the idea, I'm not so experienced in PHP/Mysql, so I might be stuck there.
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Re: CGFeedback comments moderation

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It looks like CGFeedback has no event triggers at all. Another option is to place the UDT in the "Message displayed after successful comment submission" template (Thank you <your name> for your feedback), that would update the approval status if they are logged in. If you need this done, I would charge no more than 2 hours worth of my time.. PM me if you're interested.
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Re: CGFeedback comments moderation

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Ok, thanks again, I'll see how I can do this, it's not so urgent.
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