You should really pick one or the other. They are both designed to replace your existing commenting system and both take over the commenting functionality. Discuss does it by inserting javascript and jetpack uses an iframe.
There is a jQuery event hooked to that link. Here is the function that is called whenever you click one of the sharing links: function (){ window.open( jQuery(this).attr( ‘href’ ), ‘wpcomtwitter’, ‘menubar=1,resizable=1,width=600,height=350’ ); return false; } This is added by the JetPack plugin and will attempt to open a dialog window with the url http://karba.la/?share=twitter&nb=1 … Read more
Jetpack does provide the infinite scroll, but unlike other functionality it may require you to modify your theme to support it. Here’s a link to the documentation.
There is no hook available in the plugin. One solution is to simply copy this Jetpack Widget and add the target option. Another is through jQuery, in the file /theme/functions.php: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘jetpack_widget_wpse_88067’ ); function jetpack_widget_wpse_88067() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘jetpack-hack’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . “/js/jethack.js”, array( ‘jquery’), // dependencies false, // version true // in footer ); } … Read more
At this time, there’s no way other than logging in to the backend of your site from your mobile device. This currently doesn’t work on the iOS WordPress app either.
Let me quote what’s mentioned in the official FAQ of WordPress.com Stats plugin (JetPack statistics module uses this plugin as the base)… The plugin collects stats via a javascript call, so as long as the JS call is on the page stats will be collected just fine, whether the page is cached or not. In … Read more
If you experience such issues, examine the source code of the page, and search for the stylesheet used by Jetpack on the page: http://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/sharedaddy/admin-sharing.css You want to make sure that this URL can be accessed; if you use a caching service or plugin or if you have added redirection rules that impact this page, you … Read more
The Jetpack comment feature is only used to manage the input process. It displays a form element as an iframe from wordpress.com and sends the comments back to your blog. Your comments are stored locally and not in the cloud. Therefore it is not possible to disable the storage of the comments in your database … Read more
There are 2 solutions to your problem: You can go to the Jetpack menu in your dashboard and disconnect, then reconnect to WordPress.com. It will force an update of your Jetpack settings. You can contact the Jetpack support team here: http://jetpack.me/contact-support/ They can update your Jetpack settings for you.
Make sure your theme calls the wp_footer() function before the closing body tag, and scripts will be output in the correct location.