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Allow guests to comment on Articles?

Started by SN, August 08, 2010, 05:01:44 PM

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SN

I just want to know whether its possible to allow guest to comment on articles?  O0

I know there not an option in TP settings for it... but is there any way/thing to make it possible?

IchBin

That would be a pretty big modification. Right now, TP keeps pointers when comments are posted. This way, you can tell who the comment came from. Removing that would not only take a bit of work to change how TP works, but you open yourself up to spambot getting a hold of the comments section. Not something I have time to figure out for you sorry.

Freddy


SN

No worries guy... just thought i would ask.

I was hoping something similar to a wordpress comment like system... where they enter there email and can comment

SN

another question guys...

Is there any way i can get this into a HTML article?

http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments

if its possible.. i will just add that at the bottom of my articles

IchBin

Looks to me like you just need to copy/paste the code they give you. Worth a try ain't it? :)

SN

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Quote from: IchBin on August 10, 2010, 03:03:46 PM
Looks to me like you just need to copy/paste the code they give you. Worth a try ain't it? :)

there's alittle more to it than that, i don;t really understand it

EDIT: i got it working, looks quite good http://spursnetwork.com/forums/index.php/page,tottenham-to-announce-signing-090810.html

IchBin

Just tried it myself. It was that simple. It's simply copy/paste of the code for the javascript SDK and the line they give you for the actual plugin. Looks great on your page!

Freddy

That's nice, I think I may use that too.

SN

Quote from: IchBin on August 11, 2010, 02:42:48 PM
Just tried it myself. It was that simple. It's simply copy/paste of the code for the javascript SDK and the line they give you for the actual plugin. Looks great on your page!

Yeah i worked that one out too :P... at first i wasn't using the Java script code and where it was asking me for a unique ID, it was confusing me

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