EasyDNNsimpleForum
Version history
Version history 2.x
Version 2.0.
- added native (DNN) comments. EasyDNN Simple Forum supports Facebook comments or native comments where a Facebook account isn't required
- added permissions for adding topics
- added permissions for viewing topics
- added permissions for commenting topics
- added permissions for moderating topics
- added the possibility of reviewing topics before publishing
- added the Draft or Publish topic status
- added the possibility of reviewing comments before publishing
- added the possibility of choosing between two HTML editors - Simple HTML editor and CKEditor
- added the possibility of sending notifications via DNN notifications or via email (SMTP)
- added the notifications about new topics, comments, necessity for moderating topics and comments
- added the possibility of subscribing to notifications on the category level or only to a topic
- unregistered users can also register to notifications by leaving an email address and verification of the email address
- notification templates enable adjustment of layout and content of notifications
- notifications about new comments work only when native comments are used. If using Facebook comments, then Facebook’s notification system is used
- added threaded comments
- selecting an order of comments display (order by)
- comments can be added by registered or non-registered users (Google Captcha)
- added the option to like comments and display users who liked comments
- added upvoting/downvoting comments and displaying the users who upvoted/downvoted
- added reporting of inappropriate comments
- added the option to reply to the selected comment
- adding comment quotation
- admin users and moderators can edit, approve, delete or reject a comment
- display an avatar next to the username (selecting a DNN avatar or Gravatar)
- added a direct link to comment
- added paging for comments
- the layout is based on razor templates, enabling adjustment of the layout to your needs
- added the possibility of auto-posting a new topic to a Facebook page