Cómo desactivar Disqus en tipos de contenido personalizado en WordPress

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1. Ludy Amano

   The new Disqus Plugin (2018) requires some changes on this code to work properly:

   function filter_dsq_can_load( $script_name ) {
   // $script_name is either ‘count’ or ‘embed’.
   if ( ‘count’ === $script_name ) {
   return false;
   }

   return true;
   }
   add_filter( ‘dsq_can_load’, ‘filter_dsq_can_load’ );

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   • Priyanka

     Do we need to add this code along with what mentioned in this blog?

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2. Arta

   Disqusting….

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3. Hemang Rindani

   WordPress is a great enterprise web content management service that allows a company to control website(s) effortlessly. With unlimited built-in tools and their flexibility & scalability, a developer can design website for any business requirements. It is advisable to keep the site interesting where adding a comment box will play a crucial role. Disqus is one of the easiest ways to add comment box on any page however sometimes it is essential to disable it on a few sections where you don’t require reader’s inputs. The method described in article is spot-on as I readily implemented it. Thanks for sharing.
   I feel Jetpack is a good alternative. It allows your readers to connect to your website and leave a comment in multiple ways. It uses default WordPress comment option, can connect to WordPress.com or allows users to login through Facebook, G+ and twitter. There are many other features that make Jetpack a great tool.

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4. Raunak Hajela

   You showed us how to disable disqus in custom post type but what about enable? I recently added disqus on my interview custom post type but it’s not working. Why? I created two custom post types i.e Interviews and Blog. It is working in blog post type but not in interviews post type. Tell me how should I fix it.

   This is my code of both custom post types. I am using genesis template here –

   //* Register Interviews Post Type (Changes by NSS)
   add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_interview_post_type’ );

   function create_interview_post_type() {

   $labels = array(
   ‘name’ => __( ‘Interviews’ ),
   ‘singular_name’ => __( ‘Interviews’ ),
   ‘all_items’ => __(‘All Interviews’),
   ‘add_new’ => _x(‘Add new’, ‘Interviews’),
   ‘add_new_item’ => __(‘Add new’),
   ‘edit_item’ => __(‘Edit Interview’),
   ‘new_item’ => __(‘New Interview’),
   ‘view_item’ => __(‘View Interview’),
   ‘search_items’ => __(‘Search in Interviews’),
   ‘not_found’ => __(‘No Interviews found’),
   ‘not_found_in_trash’ => __(‘No Interviews found in trash’),
   ‘parent_item_colon’ => ”
   );

   $args = array(
   ‘labels’ => $labels,
   ‘public’ => true,
   ‘has_archive’ => true,
   ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘interviews’),
   ‘taxonomies’ => array( ‘category’, ‘post_tag’ ),
   ‘supports’ => array( ‘title’, ‘editor’, ‘author’, ‘thumbnail’ , ‘custom-fields’, ‘excerpt’, ‘comments’)
   );

   register_post_type( ‘interview’, $args);
   }

   //* Register Blog Post Type (Changes by NSS)
   add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_nssblog_post_type’ );

   function create_nssblog_post_type() {

   $labels = array(
   ‘name’ => __( ‘Blog’ ),
   ‘singular_name’ => __( ‘Blog’ ),
   ‘all_items’ => __(‘All Posts’),
   ‘add_new’ => _x(‘Add new’, ‘Blog’),
   ‘add_new_item’ => __(‘Add new’),
   ‘edit_item’ => __(‘Edit Post’),
   ‘new_item’ => __(‘New Post’),
   ‘view_item’ => __(‘View Post’),
   ‘search_items’ => __(‘Search in Posts’),
   ‘not_found’ => __(‘No Posts found’),
   ‘not_found_in_trash’ => __(‘No Posts found in trash’),
   ‘parent_item_colon’ => ”
   );

   $args = array(
   ‘labels’ => $labels,
   ‘public’ => true,
   ‘has_archive’ => true,
   ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘blog’),
   ‘taxonomies’ => array( ‘category’, ‘post_tag’ ),
   ‘supports’ => array( ‘title’, ‘editor’, ‘author’, ‘thumbnail’ , ‘custom-fields’, ‘excerpt’, ‘comments’ )
   );

   register_post_type( ‘nssblog’, $args);
   }

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5. Wakil Nikzad

   Thank you for this great post.
   We’ve installed and configured Disqus plugin in our website. everything is almost great with it, except default commenting option. I wonder if there is any option for choosing Guest Commenting as default.
   However there are a lots of people who have Disqus account, but it differs in different societies/countries. For example: in Afghanistan most of the internet users don’t know about Disqus.

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   • Travis Pflanz

     You don’t need a Disqus account to comment on the Disqus system. You have to option to use Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Name/Email or Guest.

     I’m always logged in, so I had to logout to make sure this is the case.

     Logout and take a look.

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6. danh

   I see what you are doing and like it. I think I’m having a load order problem. If I doctor the disqus plugin code to not add filter when my custom post type is being used, it addresses my problem:

   if ( ‘custom_post_type_name’ != get_post_type() ){
   add_filter(‘comments_template’, ‘dsq_comments_template’);
   }

   If I try your suggestion of removing the filter if it has been added, then it doesn’t work for me. I presume that functions.php is being executed before disqus.php, so there is no filter to remove at the time the removal is executed. I still haven’t worked out a fix.

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7. Piku

   Great article

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8. Erik

   Thanks for sharing.

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9. Akash Agarwal

   yes it is. I just in search of it. Its help me a lot. Thanks for sharing such useful and informative post.

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10. Manuel Edburg

    Woah. Interesting article! I noticed that and thought it was some error. I never knew this was possible.

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11. Eduardinho Teixeira

    Ok, i see… In case i disable Disqus in custom post type, what happens then? Does that post stay with comments disabled? Or in that case, WP Comments are back to the page?

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