1.5.2

• Fixes PHP 7.2 incomparability.
• Adds $comments->page() : Page method.
• Improves readme-file and documentation.

1.5.1

• Fixes a bug where an optional and empty name-field would not result in $comment->rawName() been null.
• Adds $commentPage argument to did-save-comment hook.
• Adds support for optional core fields. The core fields (comment author name, email-address and website-address) are not stored anymore if the value is null.
• Improves documentation by fixing typos and replacing deprecated method names with the modern equivalent.

1.5.0

• Fixes formatting email notifications.
• Depreciates the setup.content-page.title option. Use the decide-comments-page-title hook instead.
• Depreciates the pages.comments.title option. Use the get-content-page-title hook instead.
• Adds support for custom fields. Custom fields can now be defined in Kirby’s config.php to store custom values alongside the standard comment data.
• Adds comment nesting. Comments can now be nested using $comments->nestByField(). This enables in conjunction with custom fields replying to other comments.
• Adds hooks for listening for and altering the behavior of Kirby Comments.
• Adds form.message.htmlentities option.
• Improves documentation.
  • All classes now include PHPDoc comments.
  • API documentation now includes more type information and better descriptions.
  • Readme now includes a table of contents for faster navigation.

1.4.2-hotfix

• Fixes storing HTML escaped values in the fields of comment pages.

1.4.2

• Fixes assigning a ID which is already used by another comment on the same page after a comment has been deleted.
• Fixes not displaying the value of the website-field in the Kirby panel.

1.4.1

• Adds conformance to PHPs Countable interface to Comments. This means, that in addition to $comments->count() you can now use count($comments).
• Improves comment preview, which now can be initiated without providing a valid authentication token. This makes it possible for cached HTML forms with a cached authentication token to request a preview. Submitting comments still requires a valid authentication token.
• Improves documentation by fixing a syntax errors in the options table.

1.4.0

• Fixes $comments->process() from executing more than once during a page rendering when invoked multiple times. $comments->process() still returns the status of $comments on repeated calls.
• Fixes not allowing for not sending unused fields. If you don’t want to use e.g. the website field for comments, removing it no longer confuses the data validation process.
• Depreciates the Comments constructor. (see below)
• Adds $page->comments() method to Kirby Page objects.
  • This deprecates the Comments constructor, which should no longer be used. Instead, use $page->comments() or the new Comments::for_page($page).
  • Contrary to the old new Comments($page), the new $page->comments() and Comments::for_page($page) store Comments instances which can be reused without adding any extra cost of time or memory. Therefore, repeated calls to $page->comments() do not impact the performance of your page rendering.
• Adds convenience methods for $comments->value(): nameValue, emailValue, websiteValue, messageValue, and honeypotValue.
• Adds $comments->toArray() method.
• Improves README.
  • Many parts of the documentation have now been rewritten and include copy’n’paste-able code snippets.
  • Syntax-highlighting notation has been aligned with GitHub’s interpretation.
  • An effort has been made to unify American and British English spelling into American English spelling.
• Improves included snippets.
  • Method calls have been modernized to use the new convenience methods.
  • Attribute order has been normalized.
  • IDs now include the comment prefix as not to collide with existing IDs.

1.3.1

• Adds an option for removing the page index of comment pages: pages.comment.visible. Setting this option to false will prevent Kirby Comments from adding page index-prefixes to comments pages. Related issue: #20
• Adds options for renaming standard templates: pages.comments.template and pages.comment.template. This allows for custom template/blueprint names.

1.3.0

• Fixes not setting an undefined value notice in emails.
• Adds comments-form and comments-list snippets. Related issue: #17
• Improves blueprints by switching from PHP to YAML files. Related issue: #18

1.2.2

• Fixes restarting existing sessions. Related issue: #15