It aint like it use to be

[soulja90]

Fatal error: Call to a member function GetContent() on a non-object in /home/soulja90/public_html/modules/Comments/action.default.php on line 46

I get the error above when I try to add the coment tag.

{cms_module module='comments'}

I'm putting in a page, not the template.

In the last version of CMS this totally worked.

And this is happening on the latest version of CMS. I didn't re-intall it was completely new too.

Thanks

JB

[soulja90]

Any luck on this guys just want to add comments. Thanks JB

[Dr.CSS]

Which ver. of cmsms and comments, it's always worked fine for me...

http://www.multiintech.com/index.php/Round.html  click comments link...

http://www.multiintech.com/cmsms1.1/ind ... odule  click more link...

[soulja90]

I'm using the latest version.

God I need comments so bad:(

Fatal error: Call to a member function GetContent() on a non-object in /home/soulja90/public_html/modules/Comments/action.default.php on line 46

Could it be something to do with the templates, Folder Access? like 666, 757 know what I'm saying.

Thanks

JB

[soulja90]

Or can you copy your action.default file and paste it for me here. Maybe that will work as thats the error.

Thanks

JB

[RonnyK]

JB,

did you try re-installing Comments. Uninstall then Remove from "Extension -> Modules" and then an re-install through "Extensions -> Module Manager" instead of an FTP/install.

Ronny

[RonnyK]

JB,

one other remark. Be sure, by checking the HTML button in the editor, that no additional tags are wrapped around the module-call.

Ronny

[soulja90]

Thanks for all your help guys -

I uninstalled and re-installed it.

This is what its asking for

Don't forget to:
1) Make sure to set the 'Manage Comments' permission on users who will be administering comments;
2) Install and configure the CMSMailer module to support mailing functionality.

How do I do the following and are they necessary for comments to work.

Maybe thats why comments werent working for me . .

Thanks - almost there . . .

[Dr.CSS]

1) Go to Users & Groups » Group Permissions in drop down select admin, look down right hand side for unchecked permissions...

2)This is only necessary if you want an email every time you get a new comment...  enter an email, it won't be picked by bots...

{cms_module module='comments' modulename='Modulename' pageid=$entry->id emailfield=1 websitefield=1  notify="you (at) your.com"}

This is if you are using it to put comments on a module and they can put email + website address besides name and comment...