Re: How do I integrate comments in the story

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Hi,

yes I use the latest blogxsom version 1.3.2 and have the comments  
plugin installed descriped below.
But I haven't had a idea how to call the "comment-form.html" flavour.

After a read the comments.py I found some line of codes like:
     if parsed_qs.has_key('showcomments'):
         if parsed_qs['showcomments'][0] == 'yes':
             data['display_comment_default'] = 1

Now I put a link like

<a href="$base_url/$file_path_urlencoded.$flavour?showcomments=yes"> 
$num_comments comments</a>

to my story.html and everything works well. If it is the right way,  
please put in the good manual.

thanks
martin

Am 13.03.2006 um 22:59 schrieb will guaraldi:

>
> Hi Martin!
>
> Mmm...  You don't specify which version of PyBlosxom you're using  
> or which documents you've read.  I'm going to assume you're using  
> the latest version of PyBlosxom and you haven't read the manual  
> which is on the web-site.
>
> Try reading through the manual.  The section on comments starts  
> here. There are a bunch of template examples to help you get going.
>
> http://pyblosxom.sourceforge.net/1.3.1/manual/c888.html
>
> If you've read that already, then you're going to have to be more  
> specific about what problems you're having.
>
> Installing the comments plugin isn't the most straight-forward  
> thing in the world and most people (including me) have problems  
> with it and spend a lot of time getting it to work.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> /will
>
>
> On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, Martin Möllenbeck wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm very new to blogxsom and I have no idea how to integrate  
>> comments in the template. I have already read the docs, but have  
>> nothing found.
>>
>> Can anybody help me, maybe a reference or a hint.
>>
>> thanks
>> Martin

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