Quickly add Disqus Commenting to a page
Go to http://disqus.com and create your account or sign in.
Add your website to your Disqus account and set your disqus key.
Add the Disqus component to your page.
Add your Disqus key to the component settings.
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ioCare
Found the plugin not useful on 28 Oct, 2016
I found its better to use disqus java-script code than this plugin. just copy past code and it works.!
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Alan Stagner
Found the plugin useful on 22 Mar, 2016
It does what it says on the tin, I suppose. Others are correct, the embed code this plugin uses is out of date. You do not get unique comments per page, out of the box. However, this is really easy to fix - just go to plugins/disqus/components/disqus and you'll see 'default.htm'. This contains the embed code which you are free to update. In my case, I just added a 'disqus_config' function which set the page identifier to the page title. If any of my pages have the same title it does mean they will share the same comments, but I don't expect that to happen and so far it seems to be working exactly as I expect it to.
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Nikolay Kolesnichenko
Found the plugin not useful on 25 Nov, 2015
Good idea for plugin, but disq code is out of date.. I have had to paste code from disq site directly. Now disq code handle some cool options (page.url, page.identifier), I think it's necessary to handle this options in the plugin. You can also share code on github, for example, and community can help ypu to maintain the relevance of plugin.
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Jorge andrade
Found the plugin useful on 9 Jul, 2015
thanks, its very useful!
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Scott Bedard
Found the plugin useful on 7 May, 2015
Good plugin, very easy to use!
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Matiss Janis Aboltins
Found the plugin useful on 24 Mar, 2015
Thanks! Really useful
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Saints at Play
Found the plugin useful on 20 Jan, 2015
Great plugin - fantastic work guys!
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Alex Bass
Found the plugin useful on 7 Jan, 2015
Works well but it does not work with SSL (https) because of how you have it embedded:
dsq.src = 'http://' + disqus_shortname + '.disqus.com/embed.js';
You should instead change it to:
dsq.src = '//' + disqus_shortname + '.disqus.com/embed.js';
Because a simple
//
withouthttp:
orhttps
: tells the asset to grab the proper version depending on the site's current page. This is an extremely important change that will take 2 seconds to implement and fix all insecure content problems.Really hope you read this and make the appropriate change because I cannot use this until it's fixed. Until then, I'll just embed it myself unfortunately. Also rated this plugin as useful because it does work on non-SSL sites. But again, this is a very minor change, please update it.
Thanks!
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KBrave
Found the plugin useful on 15 Sep, 2014
It works, thanks! Ignore Dark_eye's comment. instead of the key you need to enter your site short name which you've created at Disqus! e.g. you'd enter 'octobercms' if that's what you've created.
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Timothy Remst
Found the plugin useful on 4 Sep, 2014
Works like a charm thanks for giving it away for free ! :D
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Dark_eye
Found the plugin not useful on 5 Jun, 2014
Outdated as It asks for the Disqus key that no longer is used in the Disqus systems.
Could also offer to configure the rest of the options of the Disqus code, which are pretty useful.
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Aaron Crowder
Found the plugin useful on 19 May, 2014
Works well and does exactly what it advertises! Great work!
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1.0.2 |
Disqus Key Moved to Settings Apr 28, 2014 |
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1.0.1 |
Register Apr 28, 2014 |
1.0.0 |
Initialize plugin Apr 28, 2014 |