In the templates for your record, you will find a template named "Comments". In this template there is a snippet of code that display the comments list and in that snippet of code we can make some adjustments to how comments are show,
This snippet has a few variables that we can adjust to change the way our comments are shown. By default we see 'date' and 'asc' already defined. As you can see in the list below asc is the sorting order and date is what the list of comments are ordered by.
/**
* Get comments
*
* @param int|NULL $limit The number to get (NULL to use static::getCommentsPerPage())
* @param int|NULL $offset The number to start at (NULL to examine \IPS\Request::i()->page)
* @param string $order The column to order by
* @param string $orderDirection "asc" or "desc"
* @param \IPS\Member|NULL $member If specified, will only get comments by that member
* @param bool|NULL $includeHiddenComments Include hidden comments or not? NULL to base of currently logged in member's permissions
* @param \IPS\DateTime|NULL $cutoff If an \IPS\DateTime object is provided, only comments posted AFTER that date will be included
* @param mixed $extraWhereClause Additional where clause(s) (see \IPS\Db::build for details)
* @param bool|NULL $bypassCache Used in cases where comments may have already been loaded i.e. splitting comments on an item.
* @param bool $includeDeleted Include Deleted Comments
* @param bool|NULL $canViewWarn TRUE to include Warning information, NULL to determine automatically based on moderator permissions.
* @return array|NULL|\IPS\Content\Comment If $limit is 1, will return \IPS\Content\Comment or NULL for no results. For any other number, will return an array.
*/
public function comments( $limit=NULL, $offset=NULL, $order='date', $orderDirection='asc', $member=NULL, $includeHiddenComments=NULL, $cutoff=NULL, $extraWhereClause=NULL, $bypassCache=FALSE, $includeDeleted=FALSE, $canViewWarn=NULL )
{
By changing these variables, you can edit the way your comments behave. Since you do this in the templates, it means that you can have different templates for different databases that each have its own behavior.
In the templates for your record, you will find a template named "Comments". In this template there is a snippet of code that display the comments list and in that snippet of code we can make some adjustments to how comments are show,
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So in this snippet of code we want to look at this part:
{{foreach $record->comments( NULL, NULL, 'date', 'asc', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, FALSE, isset( \IPS\Request::i()->showDeleted ) ) as $comment}}
This snippet has a few variables that we can adjust to change the way our comments are shown. By default we see 'date' and 'asc' already defined. As you can see in the list below asc is the sorting order and date is what the list of comments are ordered by.
/** * Get comments * * @param int|NULL $limit The number to get (NULL to use static::getCommentsPerPage()) * @param int|NULL $offset The number to start at (NULL to examine \IPS\Request::i()->page) * @param string $order The column to order by * @param string $orderDirection "asc" or "desc" * @param \IPS\Member|NULL $member If specified, will only get comments by that member * @param bool|NULL $includeHiddenComments Include hidden comments or not? NULL to base of currently logged in member's permissions * @param \IPS\DateTime|NULL $cutoff If an \IPS\DateTime object is provided, only comments posted AFTER that date will be included * @param mixed $extraWhereClause Additional where clause(s) (see \IPS\Db::build for details) * @param bool|NULL $bypassCache Used in cases where comments may have already been loaded i.e. splitting comments on an item. * @param bool $includeDeleted Include Deleted Comments * @param bool|NULL $canViewWarn TRUE to include Warning information, NULL to determine automatically based on moderator permissions. * @return array|NULL|\IPS\Content\Comment If $limit is 1, will return \IPS\Content\Comment or NULL for no results. For any other number, will return an array. */ public function comments( $limit=NULL, $offset=NULL, $order='date', $orderDirection='asc', $member=NULL, $includeHiddenComments=NULL, $cutoff=NULL, $extraWhereClause=NULL, $bypassCache=FALSE, $includeDeleted=FALSE, $canViewWarn=NULL ) {
By changing these variables, you can edit the way your comments behave. Since you do this in the templates, it means that you can have different templates for different databases that each have its own behavior.
Big shoutout to Nathan Explosion for helping with this one.
https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/462944-no-setting-for-comment-order-or-am-i-blind/
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