Edit Wordpress Blog Comments on the Fly with Ajax to Save time
If you owns a wordpress blog and get lot of comments, reading, editing, deleting and approving comments can be a tedious process. For example, India Blog gets lot of comments and earlier I had to login into admin dashboard every 4 hours to approve the comments as I like readers to see their comments as soon as possible. Now all this process was taking lot of time so I started using wp ajax edit comments plugin.
You can download the plugin from here. What it does it, it shows edit, delete and publish option on the comments made in the post itself so you never have to go the admin dashboard to take these actions, just click on any of the link, it will open a pop up like above and you can edit the comment on the fly. This plugin is very handy for quick comment edits like removing some links in the comment etc.
It is available on wordpress 2.5+ and I think its a must plugin for every wordpress blog as it can save lot of time in comment actions.
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3 Responses to “Edit Wordpress Blog Comments on the Fly with Ajax to Save time”
1Ricky on May 18, 2009 :
You are right i am facing the same problem.Thanx for this plugin.It is really helful for the beginners.
2Simran on May 18, 2009 :
Its a helpful plugin for most of the Wordpress users. I am too facing this problem and wordpress dashboard takes some time to load. This plugin will surely save time.
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3George Serradinho on May 18, 2009 :
i don’t seem to get loads of comments as of yet, but maybe will have in the near future. I also don’t think my theme will support it as I’m using One Theme and the comments section is just reference and the admin files are encoded. I am debating if I should stay with One Theme as the admin files are encoded and I can’t make changes on the fly.
e.g. I wanted to just change my theme to be DoFollow, but could not change the files for the comments and links page. I then had to upload the DoFollow plugin. I’m not happy about that as I want to keep my plugins to a minimal.
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