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It is used (albeit with modified versions) on very prominent websites such as Smashing Magazine and TechCrunch.

In March 2009, I took over the development of AEC from Ronald, the original author. After a few months of development, or lack thereof, Ronald returned as co-author of this highly popular plugin.

Since its birth in 2007, AEC has been available for free and the current version available via the WordPress repository is 3.1. This is the last available version available for free.

AEC has survived till date on a donation business model basis. Unfortunately, this model is a complete failure since donations are rare. However, support and feature requests are not.

So, as of this week Ronald and me have converted Ajax Edit Comments into a subscription based plugin to centralize all support in order to provide the highest user experience and satisfaction.

The Ajax Edit Comments plugin itself will remain GPL. Subscriptions provide the added benefits of automatic upgrades, affiliate opportunities, and priority support.

My support forum will no longer be the place to request support for this plugin. All support requests for Ajax Edit Comments have to be posted at AEC Support Forums.

Ajax Edit Comments subscriptions start at $50 a year for 5 sites. But, for a limited period (until January 31st, 2010) you can get the subscription at an up-to 80% discount! Any subscriptions purchased during the promotion will renew at the promotional price for the life of the subscription.

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• Fixed bug in themes where comments overlapped. Adding a tag fixed the issue
• Fixed a bug where timestamps weren’t being added to the feed properly. This issue has been fixed by checking if the content is a feed. If it is, the plugin won’t load

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Some of the new features include:

• New pop-up box. Uses Colorbox instead of Thickbox. The result should be much faster performance
• New “undo” function for most editing options
• New Comment Blacklist feature
• New Icon Themes feature to select different icon sets
• New dropdown box to de-clutter the admin editing options
• Tighter admin integration when editing comment options
• Numerous style fixes for better theme integration
• Increased security with better use of nonces

Also, check out the video below of the new admin features. It runs for a little over five minutes, but it will give you an idea of what AEC can do for you.

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Ajax Edit Comments allows users and admins to edit comments on a post. Users can edit their own comments for a limited time, while admins can edit all comments.

The plugin has been tested on WordPress 2.8.5 as well. I have it running out here. If you notice any bugs, please report the same in the forum.

Allows users and admins to edit comments on a post. Users can edit their own comments for a limited time, while admins can edit all comments.

Rene recently reported a security bug with AEC, where posted content wasn’t being filtered appropriately. I have since uploaded a fix for the plugin and it is highly recommended that you upgrade the plugin asap.

You can upgrade quickly and easily from within your WordPress admin area itself.

When you are viewing a post, you can hit the Move button.

You have three options of finding the post you want to move the comment to. One of them is to Move by Title, the other is Move by ID and the last is Move by Post.

The Move by Title allows you to search the titles of the posts and then select the post you want to move it to. The Move by ID allows you to enter the ID of the post you want to move the comment to. The Move by Post allows you to select from among the latest posts.

So, what do you think about this feature? If you notice any bugs, so let us know.

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