Hi Matt,
The way I did it was to comment out/remove the sections of the templates
that dealt with comments in my customised templates.
So comments are still supported within the code base, but an end user can't
see them at all.
Hope this helps.
Seeya. Danny.
On 12 December 2016 at 07:03, Matt
I'm new to Mezzanine (and fairly new to Python). I'm looking to get away
from Drupal and use something python-based.
Is there a way to disable comments/ratings from mezzanine completely? eg.
in templates and in admin panel? From my research, this is the only thing
I've found:
Whoops, hadn't realized that django-contrib-comments is a dependency.
This may be a bug if we're doing something that prevents this setting
from working.
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It looks like that setting belongs to the `django.contrib.comments` app,
which was removed from django in the 1.8 release (our lowest supported
version).
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I would consider using a different approach as to that blog post, I set up
Paypal ipn with it last year and have recently rebuilt the entire thing as
it's not really well thought out. You'll end up with 10s of random
empty Orders. My advice to you is use the Paypal form from it and monkey
