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    Posted by AndreaApril 09, 2008 - 01:23 pm
    Legion, thanks for your interest in the WCS. So let's see:

    - you can add comments to any html page on your website. However, if the html page is itself dynamically generated by another script (not sure this is the case of your pages in the newsarchive section) from a database for example, this could work or not, depending on how the other script works.

    So if your pages are created manually by yourself, it will work. If the pages are created by a script, it could work or not. You should test this. May I suggest you download the free version and try it on one of your pages, this should give the answer.

    So coming to your second post, I am not sure at all that this will work on pages generated by v-bulletin. If a user changes his style preferences and v-bulleting rebuilds the page, this could well interact negatively with the WCS. Again, may I suggest you try this with the free version. The free version will work on a single page instead of many, however the mechanism is very similar, so if you can have the free version work on one of your pages, and if this resists to v-bulletin settings changes, the WCS should work aswell.

    Concerning the 'remember me' function, this is not a feature currently supported by the script. So definitely no, you will not have this with the wcs.

    If you need more info feel free to post again or send me an e-mail if you prefer.

    Best-Admin


    Posted by LegionApril 09, 2008 - 11:21 amlegion-of-angels@hotmail.com
    Ok one more question:

    What about a Remember Me function or checkbox so that members don't have to retype there information all the time if they are on the same computer?


    Posted by LegionApril 09, 2008 - 11:09 amlegion-of-angels@hotmail.com
    One final question.

    On the section with the Flash Games like I linked you to, the forum itself has 11 different styles.

    I need to make sure the general layout and font/colors all change if a user changes the style on our vbulletin.

    Can that be done?


    Posted by LegionApril 09, 2008 - 11:07 amlegion-of-angels@hotmail.com
    Hello,

    I'm very interested in your $20 full Comment System, but I have some questions.

    Here is my website:

    http://www.legionofangels.net

    Now I don't actually want to use the product on the website main page, i want to use it in conjunction with:

    http://www.legionofangels.net/newsarchive/

    The reason for this is because Movable Type does not allow comments on the main entries, but only on the archived entries. So i need to make sure it's usable on all the entries pages of that News Archive, can that be done?

    I'd also like to do it for a section that I haven't created yet on my vBulletin Forum:

    http://www.legionofangels.net/forum/

    What I am going to do is add custom pages to my forum such as this:

    http://www.legionofangels.net/forum/loaflash.php

    and I want to put your comment system on everyone of those pages. Can that be done?

    Final question is in regards to the 7 buttons above the text box. I have completely redone almost every image on the vBulletin forum product. I use PNG's mainly instead of gifs. Can I adjust or change those buttons to PNG and upload my own button images?

    Please respond when you can so we can purchase if this meets our functionality.

    Thanks,

    Legion


    Posted by aApril 09, 2008 - 03:28 amaiwja_pic@hotmail.com


    Posted by AndreaApril 08, 2008 - 09:09 pm
    Viriato, you are most welcome to contact me at any time here or by e-mail.

    Best-Admin


    Posted by ViriatoApril 08, 2008 - 09:08 pmPrivate
    Thanks, Andrea. I'm going to take one of the current versions, anyway, and we'll talk later about the rest. Best from Lisbon.


    Posted by AndreaApril 08, 2008 - 08:56 pm
    Viriato, this cannot be done easily. We are planning the inclusion of a couple of jolly fields for cases like yours, however this is not implemented in the current versions.

    Best-Admin


    Posted by ViriatoApril 08, 2008 - 08:51 pmPrivate
    The script is great. I've tried the free version and at this wednesday I'm going to choose between the Enhanced Version and the WSC to put in my website. I just have one problem I don't know how to fix: how can I include more fields in the guestbook form? I would like to put an URL field too, but I don't know how to do. Can you help me?


    Posted by JoãoApril 08, 2008 - 07:32 pmPrivate
    Bomo lá ber cumé


    Posted by AlanApril 08, 2008 - 11:18 amAlan@webby.com
    Great stuff


    Posted by AndreaApril 08, 2008 - 08:35 am
    Samuel, sent you the script by e-mail.

    Cat, check your e-mail.

    Best-Admin


    Posted by CatApril 07, 2008 - 11:25 pmPrivate
    Private


    Posted by SamuelApril 07, 2008 - 12:49 pmsnaddy@comcast.net
    Hi, I just made a donation to your development efforts however the site failed to redirect me to the download page for the enhanced version of easy php guestbook. pls. advice and help me download. THanks

    Samuell


    Posted by AndreaApril 06, 2008 - 12:32 am
    Valerie,

    Concerning the first point, no, I don't understand what you mean. Basically, by default (for example if you use the provided html page), the form and comments are in the same page. After you submit a comment, of course you still see the posting form AND the posted comment.

    Concerning the second point, make a PM with your guestbook URL and I will tell you where to look for this.

    Best-Admin


    Posted by ValerieApril 06, 2008 - 12:24 amPrivate
    Thanks for the quick answer back. I changed my mind though. How do I have both the "add comment" area and the already posted comments on the same page initially. As it is now when I call "easy_php_guestbook.php" it just has the "add comment" area. After I submit the comment it shows the "add comment" area AND the posted comments. Does it make sense what I'm trying to say?

    One other thing...what file do I modify to change the colors and stuff for the turing test? I couldn't figure it out. Thanks for your help.


    Posted by AndreaApril 06, 2008 - 12:11 am
    Valerie, if the page with the form is not in the guestbook folder (which is fine), the ACTION of the posting form should point to the full URL of the php_guestbook.php file, you have to edit this yourself when you copy the html for the form for the readme file. Conversely, the page where the messages end up should be located in the guestbook folder

    Best-Admin


    Posted by AndreaApril 06, 2008 - 12:05 am
    Valerie,

    put the posting form in one page. In the other page, only copy the lower part of the posting form, from the COMMENTS START tag to the end, where you want the messages to appear on this page.

    The guestbook name and URL in configuration should be the ones of the page where the messages actually end up.

    If you need more help feel free to post again.

    Best-Admin


    Posted by ValerieApril 06, 2008 - 12:00 amPrivate
    Is there a way to view just the comments on one page and have the "add comment" area on another page?


    Posted by AndreaApril 05, 2008 - 09:55 pm
    Deepa,

    Check your e-mail


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