[Mark]

[Steven]

Hi Mark,

This isn't possible using the settings, so would require custom code. Do you have a licence?

And are you passing your site's login details to Commentics through the integration code? If not, it would need to based on the user's IP address.

[Mark]

Hi Mark,

This isn't possible using the settings, so would require custom code. Do you have a licence?

And are you passing your site's login details to Commentics through the integration code? If not, it would need to based on the user's IP address.

Hi Steven,
Yep, I purchased a licence a few months back, I think. I am passing the login details to Commentics, and users can only comment if they're logged in. 

So far, I'm using a workaround where I do a quick row count of the comments table where the user = the logged-in user. If the count equals 1, I use javascript to remove the form. It's not perfect, because it removed the ability to reply to someone else's comment, but it does the job.

I did look at some of the PHP code, but it's beyond my level of understanding to know where to begin to start customising.