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S0ulReaver2012-02-21 21:17:58
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S0ulReaver, 2012-02-21 21:17:58

Django: comment system?

Actually one is required. The first thing I looked at was Disqus, but I immediately realized that this was not my option (I don’t like the fact that the login is used for authorization - the password from Disqus, I need to store this data with me). Then it was useful to look at the standard Django comment system, but it didn’t seem to work either (although I just don’t understand something). In general, I didn’t like it, mainly because it is desirable to show any additional data in addition to the author of the post and the text to the comment. For example, at least the user's avatar, which is recorded in his profile, or more precisely, I have no idea how, having access from the template only to the name of the author of the post, get the actual avatar of this user from his profile (mb who will tell?).
In general, the question is this - is there some other more functional system, or will I have to write my own?

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alternativshik, 2012-02-21
@alternativshik

AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE will help you and through user.get_profile you can get whatever your heart desires from the user profile...

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EvoTech, 2012-02-21
@EvoTech

> In general, it did not work, mainly because it is desirable to show any additional data in addition to the author of the post and the text to the comment.
In Django, you can easily add custom fields to any existing model. See Field.contribute_to_class()

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Ambyte, 2012-02-22
@Ambyte

Look at djangopackages.com .

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lorien, 2012-02-21
@lorien

Write yours. In a couple of days you can make a great bike if you have experience :)

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