[michlingComments]

I am attempting to integrate Commentics with blog script written by https://www.maianscriptworld.co.uk.

This is what I see on the blog entry that I enabled comments for.
I did login to the admin section for commentics and all is enabled.
I also made sure comments was enabled  in my blog for this message:
Sample blog post

This is the code  for commentics I pasted in:
$cmtx_identifier = (int) $_GET['j'];
$cmtx_reference  = $this->JDATA['title'];
$cmtx_folder     = '/blog/upload1/';
require($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . $cmtx_folder . '/frontend/index.php');

Thanks for any help.

[Steven]

Hi that message can only appear because of two reasons.

1. You've disabled the form on all pages. This is when you go to 'Settings -> Layout -> Form', click the link to the General settings at the top of the page and untick the 'Enabled' checkbox.

2. You've disabled the form for that specific page. This is when you go to 'Manage -> Pages', click the edit button for the page and untick the 'Form Enabled' checkbox.

[michlingComments]

Settings/Layout/Form all enabled
General settngs al ticked

Manage -> Pages I don't see any Pages to Edit or uncheck?

[michlingComments]

Hi that message can only appear because of two reasons.

1. You've disabled the form on all pages. This is when you go to 'Settings -> Layout -> Form', click the link to the General settings at the top of the page and untick the 'Enabled' checkbox.

2. You've disabled the form for that specific page. This is when you go to 'Manage -> Pages', click the edit button for the page and untick the 'Form Enabled' checkbox.

Settings/Layout/Form all enabled
General settngs al ticked

Manage -> Pages I don't see any Pages to Edit or uncheck?

As it turns out, there was a glitch in the implemention code, all good now.
Thanks