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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion django_comments_xtd/templatetags/comments_xtd.py
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Expand Up @@ -395,7 +395,7 @@ def render(self, context):
def render_xtdcomment_tree(parser, token):
"""
Render the nested comment tree structure posted to the given object.
By default uses the template ``django_comments_xtd/comments_tree.html``.
By default uses the template ``django_comments_xtd/comment_tree.html``.

Syntax::

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/extending.rst
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Expand Up @@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ You will need to customize the following templates:
* ``comments/form.html`` to include new fields.
* ``comments/preview.html`` to preview new fields.
* ``django_comments_xtd/email_confirmation_request.{txt|html}`` to add the new fields to the confirmation request, if it was necessary. This demo overrides them to include the ``title`` field in the mail.
* ``django_comments_xtd/comments_tree.html`` to show the new field when displaying the comments. If your project doesn't allow nested comments you can use either this template or `comments/list.html``.
* ``django_comments_xtd/comment_tree.html`` to show the new field when displaying the comments. If your project doesn't allow nested comments you can use either this template or `comments/list.html``.
* ``django_comments_xtd/reply.html`` to show the new field when displaying the comment the user is replying to.


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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions example/custom/README.md
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The Custom Demo exhibits how to extend django-comments-xtd. This demo used the same **articles** app present in the other two demos, plus:

* A new django application, called `mycomments`, with a model `MyComment` that extends the `django_comments_xtd.models.MyComment` model with a field `title`.

To extend django-comments-xtd follow the next steps:

1. Set up `COMMENTS_APP` to `django_comments_xtd`
Expand All @@ -13,5 +13,5 @@ To extend django-comments-xtd follow the next steps:
* `comments/form.html` to include new fields.
* `comments/preview.html` to preview new fields.
* `django_comments_xtd/email_confirmation_request.{txt|html}` to add the new fields to the confirmation request, if it was necessary. This demo overrides them to include the `title` field in the mail.
* `django_comments_xtd/comments_tree.html` to show the new field when displaying the comments. If your project doesn't allow nested comments you can use either this template or `comments/list.html`.
* `django_comments_xtd/comment_tree.html` to show the new field when displaying the comments. If your project doesn't allow nested comments you can use either this template or `comments/list.html`.
* `django_comments_xtd/reply.html` to show the new field when displaying the comment the user is replying to.
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