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prajwal008
prajwal008
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March 24, 2016
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OOB Comments Component Issue in AEM 6.1

  • March 24, 2016
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I'm using the Comments Component present in the "libs/social/common/component/hbs/comments" in AEM 6.1. I copied it into my app/component folder and modified it.

When I'm logged in, it allow me to post comment in author & Publish both. When I try to access the page(containing component) without logged in, only previously added comments are shown and no input box is present to post the comments.

I want to achieve the thing, where user can post the comment as Anonymous user and there post is moderated and then publish on the website.

How can I post comment without logged in, as our website don't don't have log in feature?

Can we create a Guest user for all those user who wants to post the comment to that page. That guest user is by default logged in, when user open that page to post the comments. I'm not sure whether we can achieve this or not.

Or is there any other way in which I can do this?

Note - We are going to do Facebook and Google Integration in our second development phase.

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    Best answer by JK_Kendall

    Using a “guest user” session that is always logged in and accepting “extra” parameters like “name” and “email” is the preferred way to do this.  In that way, you would be able to moderate the posts.

    I don't know of an example specific to 6.1, though.

    - JK

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    kautuk_sahni
    kautuk_sahni
    Employee
    March 28, 2016

    Hi

    +1 to Janice Kendall

    Thanks and Regards

    Kautuk Sahni

    Kautuk Sahni
    JK_Kendall
    JK_KendallAccepted solution
    New Participant
    March 25, 2016

    Using a “guest user” session that is always logged in and accepting “extra” parameters like “name” and “email” is the preferred way to do this.  In that way, you would be able to moderate the posts.

    I don't know of an example specific to 6.1, though.

    - JK

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