Comments anybody?

Friday, February 13th 2004, 21:56 CET

Dieren, The Netherlands

I finally sat down and added a commenting possibility to the blurps on this site. I didn't want all the comments to show as that would of course cause too much space below every blurp. So I made the comments show if if you click on the comment count. Feel free to try it out :)

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George Schlossnagle

Friday, February 13th 2004, 21:50 UTC

I guess my only comment would be 'took you long enough.'

George Schlossnagle

Friday, February 13th 2004, 21:51 UTC

Oh, and save_comment.php doesn't redirect you back anywhere - you're just left at a blank page.

Derick Rethans

Saturday, February 14th 2004, 00:16 UTC

Actually, the jabbascript should close the form. What browser are you using?

Steph

Saturday, February 14th 2004, 00:28 UTC

'd be nice to change 'comments' to 'close comments' once it's open..

/me hates browser backbuttons

Andrew Cowie

Tuesday, February 17th 2004, 07:38 UTC

What is the underlying technology beneath your blog? I like it (and the CSS you implemented on top of it)

Cheers,

AfC Sydney andrew@operationaldynamics.com

Michiel

Tuesday, February 17th 2004, 20:38 UTC

I don't no how he did it, but I really like the comment system of timmietv.nl. This is really going smoothly!

Derick

Tuesday, February 17th 2004, 23:29 UTC

@Andrew: It's actually a whole bunch of different technologies that I use here. It's all custom made and uses XML, XSLT, PHP and static generation of content and MySQL to store the comments and visitor information (just hit counting).

John Cambece

Wednesday, February 18th 2004, 21:59 UTC

This thing is going to kill the share price.

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