11-Jan-2011, 11:55 PM
I've been playing around with Commentics and really like it. My website has a few thousand pages which I would like to enable comments on. Obviously this means that manually registering pages for comments is out of the question.
It's easy enough for me to feed my existing page ID's as users browse the site to Commentics, to give it a unique identifier for each page, but of course Commentics just shrugs it's shoulders and says that the page ID does not exist.
Is there any way to make Commentics simply generate that page ID automatically then, on the fly? I see that the Arbitrary ID add-on does something similiar, but it's programmed to grab the full URL. This process of grabbing the full URL doesn't work for me because my website is setup to include a lot of unique data with each page request:
(For example:
view.php?ref=1246&search=gamecat%3ABoard+%26+Card&offset=220&order_by=random&sort=DESC&archive=0&k=&go=previous
Each of those variables will be different for each user, but the page 1246 is the same for all.
)
I hope something exists for this problem!
It's easy enough for me to feed my existing page ID's as users browse the site to Commentics, to give it a unique identifier for each page, but of course Commentics just shrugs it's shoulders and says that the page ID does not exist.
Is there any way to make Commentics simply generate that page ID automatically then, on the fly? I see that the Arbitrary ID add-on does something similiar, but it's programmed to grab the full URL. This process of grabbing the full URL doesn't work for me because my website is setup to include a lot of unique data with each page request:
(For example:
view.php?ref=1246&search=gamecat%3ABoard+%26+Card&offset=220&order_by=random&sort=DESC&archive=0&k=&go=previous
Each of those variables will be different for each user, but the page 1246 is the same for all.
)
I hope something exists for this problem!