I would also like the ability to exclude admins, as we already have all the back end editing stuff anyway, and it’s more secure (my admin area is password protected).

I edited line 144 in « editable-comments.php » by removing the following from the « if » statement:

current_user_can( ‘edit_post’, $post->ID ) ||

This has the advantage of showing me the same functionality as users which helps because I had the time() mismatch issue.

When I installed and activated the plugin, I discovered a mis-match in the time. The edit/delete buttons did not appear for any non-registered user.

I edited line 144 in the main plugin file to call $comment->comment_date_gmt instead of $comment->comment_date. Now the call to dateValid() returns true/false after the correct amount of time.

Thanks.

Je l’utilise sur mon blog, mais j’ai quelques questions (similaires à celles de Cyril qui n’ont pas trouvé de réponses – ou alors aie-je mal cherché ??) sur son utilisation :

- comment afficher une liste de posts aléatoires sur la page d’accueil directement ??? (le widget ne marche que sur une page de post).

- j’ai seulement 3 articles aléatoires alors que j’en ai paramétré 5 (et même en mettant 7, 10 ou plus j’en ai tjs 3).

- où faut-il placer le code {{tpl:TagPostsEntryFirstImage width= »80″ height= »80″}} pour avoir l’image ???

There aren’t many choices for editing comments, most of the others are either outdated or very bloated and difficult to customize (ugh Ajax Edit Comments).

I hope you continue to update Editable Comments and keep it simple as well.

Kudos.