Comments for Fle4 http://fle4.uiah.fi Fle4 - Knowledge Building for the rest of us Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:23:50 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Try out Six Hat Thinking by Tarmo http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/09/try-out-six-hat-thinking/#comment-794 Tarmo Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:23:50 +0000 http://neumann.uiah.fi/fle4/?p=11#comment-794 Hi Niels. Basically your comments.php needs to call "knbu_list_comments();" at a suitable location, where you want to see comments. The default theme has a call to "wp_list_comments" which is easy to replace. For your own theme, you need to locate the code that renders your comments, and replace it with knbu_list_comments. However, you'll then also lose the custom formatting of your comments in your theme, and get reverted to the default method. Hi Niels. Basically your comments.php needs to call “knbu_list_comments();” at a suitable location, where you want to see comments. The default theme has a call to “wp_list_comments” which is easy to replace. For your own theme, you need to locate the code that renders your comments, and replace it with knbu_list_comments. However, you’ll then also lose the custom formatting of your comments in your theme, and get reverted to the default method.

]]> Comment on Try out Six Hat Thinking by niels http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/09/try-out-six-hat-thinking/#comment-788 niels Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:50:46 +0000 http://neumann.uiah.fi/fle4/?p=11#comment-788 At my template comments.php there is no such 'wp_list_comments' that's why the whole plugin doesn't work for me. could you send me a example of your comments.php? thanx, niels At my template comments.php there is no such ‘wp_list_comments’ that’s why the whole plugin doesn’t work for me. could you send me a example of your comments.php?

thanx, niels

]]> Comment on Fle4 works with Wordpress 2.9 by Tarmo http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/12/fle4-works-with-wordpress-2-9/#comment-784 Tarmo Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:54:10 +0000 http://fle4.uiah.fi/?p=46#comment-784 Hmm... The plugin needs to be in the folder "knowledge-building". If you installed it in any other folder, it will not work. So you can just go ahead and delete the old version from the file system, install the new version, then go to wp-admin and deactivate and activate the plugin to make sure all initialization scripts get executed properly. After that everythin should work. Hmm… The plugin needs to be in the folder “knowledge-building”. If you installed it in any other folder, it will not work. So you can just go ahead and delete the old version from the file system, install the new version, then go to wp-admin and deactivate and activate the plugin to make sure all initialization scripts get executed properly. After that everythin should work.

]]> Comment on Fle4 works with Wordpress 2.9 by David Porcaro http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/12/fle4-works-with-wordpress-2-9/#comment-783 David Porcaro Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:31:56 +0000 http://fle4.uiah.fi/?p=46#comment-783 It works just fine when I view the fle4.uiah.fi database. However on my own database it doesn't work. Also, I was unable to delete the old version (0.4) of FLE4. It would not upgrade automatically (it couldn't delete the old version), so I manually installed the new version (0.5.3) and just deactivated the old version. It works just fine when I view the fle4.uiah.fi database. However on my own database it doesn’t work. Also, I was unable to delete the old version (0.4) of FLE4. It would not upgrade automatically (it couldn’t delete the old version), so I manually installed the new version (0.5.3) and just deactivated the old version.

]]> Comment on Fle4 works with Wordpress 2.9 by Tarmo http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/12/fle4-works-with-wordpress-2-9/#comment-737 Tarmo Tue, 26 Jan 2010 11:05:40 +0000 http://fle4.uiah.fi/?p=46#comment-737 Hi! The sorting boxes rely heavily on javascript. Could you try if sorting works for you eg. here: http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/09/try-out-six-hat-thinking If it doesn't then there's a browser issue somewhere. If it does, then your installation has something wrong with it. Hi! The sorting boxes rely heavily on javascript. Could you try if sorting works for you eg. here: http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/09/try-out-six-hat-thinking

If it doesn’t then there’s a browser issue somewhere. If it does, then your installation has something wrong with it.

]]> Comment on Fle4 works with Wordpress 2.9 by David http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/12/fle4-works-with-wordpress-2-9/#comment-736 David Tue, 26 Jan 2010 08:01:03 +0000 http://fle4.uiah.fi/?p=46#comment-736 I uploaded the new version. It gives me the following on the top of my threads: Show notes * as thread * by knowledge type * by person * by date But there is no way to click them or do anything with this list. Did I do something wrong in installation? I uploaded the new version. It gives me the following on the top of my threads:
Show notes

* as thread
* by knowledge type
* by person
* by date

But there is no way to click them or do anything with this list. Did I do something wrong in installation?

]]> Comment on Try out Six Hat Thinking by life http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/09/try-out-six-hat-thinking/#comment-166 life Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:07:36 +0000 http://neumann.uiah.fi/fle4/?p=11#comment-166 Green hat thinking. White hat thinking Green hat thinking. White hat thinking

]]> Comment on Demonstration of Knowledge Building by David G http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/08/demo-of-kb/#comment-147 David G Sun, 01 Nov 2009 20:26:33 +0000 http://neumann.uiah.fi/fle4/?p=1#comment-147 Thanks Tarmo, I'll look into it. Another couple thoughts, small though they are: -- a bullet list tool is nice--enables people to think/communicate via lists. -- a cancel button that could be used to reverse the cool opening up of the space when you hit the 'reply' button. A few students and I were wishing for that functionality when we first started using the plone dialog system. --is there an easy way for, ideally, the user to set blog width, say in pixels or percent of browser width? If not, how about for the admin? I've not yet used word press. --by putting the Name, Mail and Website fields side by side, information density, in a positive sense, would increase. -- would you provide the same editing capabilities that you had with FLE3? I like to add the word, "Question" to the "problem" knowledge type. But really, this is an awsome tool. I really love the visually tighter interface. Any way I could integrate this into my Plone site w/out too much customization? :) Looking forward to testing this out--where will you post when you are ready for beta testing? Thanks Tarmo, I’ll look into it. Another couple thoughts, small though they are:
– a bullet list tool is nice–enables people to think/communicate via lists.
– a cancel button that could be used to reverse the cool opening up of the space when you hit the ‘reply’ button. A few students and I were wishing for that functionality when we first started using the plone dialog system.
–is there an easy way for, ideally, the user to set blog width, say in pixels or percent of browser width? If not, how about for the admin? I’ve not yet used word press.
–by putting the Name, Mail and Website fields side by side, information density, in a positive sense, would increase.
– would you provide the same editing capabilities that you had with FLE3? I like to add the word, “Question” to the “problem” knowledge type.

But really, this is an awsome tool. I really love the visually tighter interface. Any way I could integrate this into my Plone site w/out too much customization? :) Looking forward to testing this out–where will you post when you are ready for beta testing?

]]> Comment on Demonstration of Knowledge Building by Tarmo Toikkanen http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/08/demo-of-kb/#comment-138 Tarmo Toikkanen Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:08:44 +0000 http://neumann.uiah.fi/fle4/?p=1#comment-138 Thanks for asking, Dave. We already have a UI prototype for sorting the thread in various ways (similar to Fle3). Collapsing of thread parts has not been thought about, but might be useful to add. Thanks for the tip. This demonstration blog is open for anyone to comment, but nothing stops you from configuring your own Wordpress installation to require authenticated users for commenting. Or even require logging in before seeing the blog contents. And plugging a custom Wordpress installation to use LDAP or other methods to hook to an existing user database shouldn't be a problem either. Thanks for asking, Dave. We already have a UI prototype for sorting the thread in various ways (similar to Fle3). Collapsing of thread parts has not been thought about, but might be useful to add. Thanks for the tip.

This demonstration blog is open for anyone to comment, but nothing stops you from configuring your own Wordpress installation to require authenticated users for commenting. Or even require logging in before seeing the blog contents. And plugging a custom Wordpress installation to use LDAP or other methods to hook to an existing user database shouldn’t be a problem either.

]]> Comment on Demonstration of Knowledge Building by David G http://fle4.uiah.fi/2009/08/demo-of-kb/#comment-137 David G Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:56:00 +0000 http://neumann.uiah.fi/fle4/?p=1#comment-137 --Is there an easy way to compact a thread and all responses 'below' it (in a heirarchical sense)? --Is there a way to have a user database, so that only members of a pre-defined class are able to post and then ones username is automatically entered as the poster? This is important for security/accountability. –Is there an easy way to compact a thread and all responses ‘below’ it (in a heirarchical sense)?
–Is there a way to have a user database, so that only members of a pre-defined class are able to post and then ones username is automatically entered as the poster? This is important for security/accountability.

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