Issues with blog comments after 3.1.2 upgrade

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8/2/2026 12:28:24 PM
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Issues with blog comments after 3.1.2 upgrade

Hi mojo folks

After successfully upgrading to 3.1.2.0 MSSQL I'm seeing odd behaviour in the Blog module regarding comments. 

All published posts have "Allow comments for" set to "Unlimited".

On posts with no comments already, nothing appears below the post (or below the Previous / Next Post links). This div element is on the page, but empty:

ctl00_mainContent_BlogView1_InternalCommentSystem_divCommentService

On posts with at least one comment, the Comments section (with the comments) appears, including a "New comment" editor with "Submit" button. However the Submit button does nothing - it does a round trip and reloads the page but doesn't submit the comment.

In Site Settings > API Keys I have no keys in place for Intense Debate, Disqus or Facebook, so I'm expecting the internal comments system to work - I think!

Any help appreciated!