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current behaviour: it will be posted as a new entry
expected behaviour: a new comment should be created underneath the first post
https://cablogstaging.discoursehosting.net/t/journal-test-by-alex-android/30475/27?u=jrgong
log not applying here
Hi @jrgong, 
I tried to have a look but I can’t even get past the register/ login modal - the register login is failing and the console is showing a lot of errors. Something is definitely not functioning as it should there. 
seems to be related to the removeChild method:
var next = current.nextSibling;
parent.removeChild(current);
if (current === last) {
return next;
}
Hopefully someone will be able to help you with this shortly.
@jrgong i am in but that page you linked is not existing or private for me. can you send me a link to a journal topic that I can view so I can test the commenting button functionality? Thank you 
You should have access now, granted you tl4
Yes I think I found a Journal entry to test. Thank you.
when i post a comment, it is created underneath. I may be misunderstanding you.
@Lillinator Is that a question or request? Sorry there seems to be some confusion here, maybe you could clarify?
I provided the exact steps to reproduce the bug as well as the expected+actual behavior. Is there anything missing.
@richard maybe you can jump in here? I don’t really know what else I could provide here to explain the bug.
The problem is that it does not work on the first post of a topic. But AFAIK that is by design.
Commenting on other posts works as intended.
The “only” issue here is that somehow a comment button appears under the first post.
@angus can you please answer a quick question, I have been staring at this for over an hour now and I can’t find it.
On 3.0 there is no “comment” button below the start post, on 3.1 there is one. And there shouldn’t be one as far as I have understood.
I would have expected a !attrs.firstPost in the code but it’s not there.
It’s because the appearance of that button is determined by the attachCommentToggle attribute which is set in that initializer in the post-stream html override
I’ll try and take a look at this in a bit.
This is resolved.
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