Thanks for that Adrian. I'm still looking at other options but I suspect (based on what I've seen of other systems out there) that I'll be back soon!
Adrian
Posted 6712 days ago
Bob, unless your site has some very special settings it will work to add the include line inside your index.php then if you have problems you should tell it the id to use, in your case you will need to add: $comment_id = $_GET['eID']; I assumed your unique id used in your items to be commented is "eID" as I see it in your URL.
bob
Posted 6712 days ago
My website is a dynamic / template driven PHP events calendar: If I added the single PHP include line to the index.php template page (used to display individual event entries), would the comments script be able to identify and differentiate between the entries as they're generated on the fly from the database? Would I need to use the optional comment id line to acheive this? (demo of calendar entry: http://tinyurl.com/yw6f95 )
bob
Posted 6712 days ago
This is a nice little script
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Posted 6712 days ago
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Adrian
Posted 6713 days ago
Andrew, yes, the comments script is made to be able to appear on any page in site where you like it, just add that php include line as explained above, each page in your site will have different comments (for that page, that article or that product). On the other hand... you can also show same comments on different locations in site if you like.
andrew
Posted 6713 days ago
can this script be used on multiple pages without the same comments appearing on every page? what i want is to be able to have a comment form on every page of an online magazine, but of course each page needs seperate comments on a particular article or subject.
I assumed your unique id used in your items to be commented is "eID" as I see it in your URL.