[Steven]

It gives the specific ban reason in the admin panel in Manage -> Bans.

I'm sure you installed the add-on correctly. There are 3 files in the add-on. You just let them overwrite the 3 corresponding files in your installation. If you drag and drop the comments folder from the add-on onto the comments folder from the installation then it will do it all automatically.

I guess I don't understand your problem properly.

The Preserve Query add-on is just meant to keep all of the $_GET parameters in the URL. It should solve this part of your original post:

Also, upon submit, it goes to http://www.example.com/webpage.php#process instead of http://www.example.com/webpage.php?varia...1#process.

Also, from the other part of your original post, it seems that you want Commentics to load if ?variable=1 but not if ?variable=2.

But ?variable=1 and ?variable=2 don't have anything to do with Commentics. It's outside of its control. So I think any coding for events to do with that would need to be done outside of Commentics.

Ok I'll re-enable the merge feature.

[Static]

I got it working now. It does preserve the url, but the comments still appear on every page even with a different variable.

Also, from the other part of your original post, it seems that you want Commentics to load if ?variable=1 but not if ?variable=2.

Not quite, I want it to load in every ?variable=value. I handle the rest myself as to which ?variable=value is not displayed. What I wan...
Wait, actually, it seems that it is what I want... Only I want it to load regardless of value. I want Commentics to preserve the comments on each separate variable=value. So www.example.com/example.php?variable=1 shows comments with id 1, www.example.com/example.php?variable=2 shows comments with id 2, etc.

I confused myself when writing this post, so if you don't understand, I don't blame you.

I think what I want to achieve can be accomplished via

PHP Code:

<?php 

$comment_session_number = '0';

if (isset($_GET['test']))

{

    switch($_GET['test'])

    {

    case '1':

        $comment_session_number = '1';

        break;

    case '2':

        $comment_session_number = '2';

        break;

    case '3':

        $comment_session_number = '3';

        break;

    case '4':

        $comment_session_number = '4';

        break;

    case '5':

        $comment_session_number = '5';

        break;

    //etc.

    }

}



$page_id = $comment_session_number; 

$path_to_comments_folder = "commentics/comments/"; 

define ('IN_COMMENTICS', 'true'); //no need to edit this line 

require $path_to_comments_folder . "includes/commentics.php"; //no need to edit this line 

[Steven]

I see what you mean now. Commentics definitely wasn't written to work that way. It's meant to be used only with simple pages. I'll take a look at the script that you mentioned to see how they do it.

Edit:

I thought you might have had a parameter such as ?lang=en
The add-on would have dealt with that nicely.

[Static]

I just thought of a way that I can accomplish what I want, but it's impractical. It might give you some Ideas, Steven.
I can create different pages(without variables) and make them have their own comments. Then, i use the above code to take comment from that page and use the id of the created pages to display those comments in the page with variables. Not quite sure why, but it works(different pages can have the same comments in them).

EDIT: Actually, it only allows you to view the comments of another page. Commenting on a page other than the original results in a ban. I got the Idea from opening the example page included. It shows comments with id 1, but bans you if you comment, unless that page was specified with id 1. All ban reasons for the bans I mentioned are for incorrect referrers.