Commenting Plugin Plugin files: In /src folder.

Before upload the files to modify the commenting function on our website, we need to do two configurations:

First, activate the ‘Commenting’ in ‘Plugins’ as a Omeka Admin, then modify the configuration by checking ‘Allows everyone, including non-registered users to comment. Using this without Akismet is strongly discouraged.’ Option to allow everyone to leave comments. However, anyone except the admin should register an account to comment since the unregistered users cannot pass Captcha to comment.

Second, set up Captcha according to the tutorial on this website, to make sure registration can work: https://omeka.org/classic/docs/Admin/Settings/ReCaptcha/

Then, upload the source files needed for implement sentiment analysis in the plugin

There are 4 parts we need to upload to the server: (use my address as a reference, can be replaced by other server address)

Comment section appearance:

scp /path/to/comment.php [email protected]:/var/www/omeka-2.7/plugins/Commenting/views/public

scp /path/to/commenting.css [email protected]:/var/www/omeka-2.7/plugins/Commenting/views/public/css

Comment database setting:

scp /path/to/CommentingPlugin.php [email protected]:/var/www/omeka-2.7/plugins/Commenting

Controller of Comments:

scp /path/to/controllers.zip [email protected]:/var/www/omeka-2.7/plugins/Commenting

Then:

-ssh [email protected]

-cd /var/www/omeka-2.7/plugins/Commenting

-sudo chown -R hlin374 /var/www/html/plugins/Commenting

-unzip controllers.zip

-A (replace all)

Controller of the setting of the Commenting box:

scp /path/to/CommentForm.php [email protected]:/var/www/omeka-2.7/plugins/Commenting

With this all set up, registered users can write comments, and admins call see each comment’s sentiment score after signing in:

By clicking ‘show sentiment’, we can make the sentiment scores show, and the children nodes will follow the parent node:

And we can also click again to hide it.