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Using Guestbook in XHTML site
#1

Hey,

Can this be integrated into my xHTML website?
If so. How is the best way?
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#2

I'm not sure of what you are asking. If you mean that your website is XHTML strict, then not in the current state. There is one necessary attribute which needs to be used, yet is not allowed in XHTML strict.
If you want to integrate it into a website without php, then you are out of luck. It is impossible to create and store comments without php to my knowledge, as the forms need to be processed with a server side script.

However, if you are not using XHTML strict and your server supports php, then you can follow the installation instructions on the main website:
http://www.commentics.org/installation.php
http://www.commentics.org/integration.php

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#3

I want the guestbook on my site with the same body.

I've installed it and tried the integrate from the links you gave.
I cant see the guestbook to make a comment to test it out.
I have installed it on my local host.
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#4


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#6

cURL is for the news section in the admin panel. The news tells you about updates, and other stuff like that.
The GD Library is for displaying the Captcha. It is not necessary, but it is recommended that you have it.
The path was correct before, so you can change that back.
Another thing that works is removing the .htaccess files from every folder in the comments directory. Try that and tell me what happens.

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#7

I still cannot see anything.

Even if i direct the url to the comments directory I see nothing.
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#8

Can you go to the admin panel?

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#9

Quote:root/site/test.html

The script can't be added to a HTML file. It needs to be PHP.

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#10

(25-Aug-2010, 04:13 AM)Static Wrote:  Can you go to the admin panel?

Yes.


(25-Aug-2010, 12:00 PM)Steven Wrote:  
Quote:root/site/test.html

The script can't be added to a HTML file. It needs to be PHP.

Turns out if I change it from html to php it works.
Thanks Big Grin
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