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Working with JotX in Real Evolution CMS Projects
A practical note on common JotX questions, especially when projects use AJAX-oriented output modes and want to simplify the comment interface.
JotX questions usually come from real project friction rather than from setup itself. Once comments are running, teams want to refine the experience: disable rating, change output mode, or integrate AJAX-driven behavior more cleanly.
Typical JotX concerns
- turning off comment rating cleanly
- working with tree or AJAX configuration modes
- using placeholders and non-default output strategies
- keeping the comment interface smaller and more focused
Like many Evolution extras, JotX becomes much easier to work with once the team separates three layers: storage, rendering, and interaction. Many “how do I disable this?” questions are really view-layer questions rather than core comment-engine questions.
Adding Custom Controllers to an Evolution 2 Project
How to move page logic out of Blade views in an Evolution 2 project by registering a custom TemplateProcessor and mapping template aliases to controller classes.
Building a Personal Account Area with FormLister
A high-level guide to using FormLister for add, edit, and delete flows inside a simple personal account section.