blogkomm.com: comments for blogger-type weblogs

blogkomm :
comments for (blogger-type) weblogs

blogkomm is a commenting script for weblogs that allows comments to appear within your blog, below the posts.

No database is needed: CSS-styled comments, multilingual User Interface, browser-based setup and configuration plus admin-tool are stored on your own webserver.

Test it out in my (german) blog below, comments in any language are appreciated.

11.5.04  

blogkomm 1.8 released

I had to react. Check out the new version running here. I released a new version because the code and functionality has changed and improved. blogkomm works now with the new Post Pages feature in blogger. That means that the comments appear now on a separate page including the referenced post. Really the way I always wanted it, while blogkomm is still really easy to install.

posted by Holger at 10:17:00 PM [GMT+1] | link
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gravatarI will probably give 1.8 a shot because 1.6 (?) wasn't working correctly for me, and I'm not thrilled with Blogger making everyone anonymous. I kept my old code, just in case...
Jody, 11.05.2004, 10:48pm #
gravataryeah you used 1.6 i guess, which is still running on many blogs ... as long as you don't enable the new Post Pages feature it will be okay
Holger, 11.05.2004, 11:02pm #
gravatarHolger,

I've customized my past installation. Is there any way you can teel me what changes you made to make blogkomm work with Blogger Post Pages?
Steve Hall, 11.05.2004, 11:13pm #
gravataryep, take a look into the 1.8 code ... the included files have to be included with $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]
Holger, 11.05.2004, 11:16pm #
gravatarI sent you a private email, but I am having a heck of a time getting it running correctly. And I didn't want to go back to 1.6, so it's not an option, really. that $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] stuff was totally not working for me.
Jody, 12.05.2004, 4:13am #
gravatarJody...I just did a clean re-install of 1.8 and things are working fine now. I tweaked the code and the css a bit to change the look but a clean install did the trick. Holger, it works great with Blogger Post Pages now!
Steve Hall, 12.05.2004, 6:28am #
gravatarIs it possible to delete individual comments as an administrator or something??
Chris, 12.05.2004, 6:31pm #
gravataryep, there is an admin tool available for download. you can delete _and_ edit comments ...
Holger, 12.05.2004, 6:32pm #
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I had to completely remove 1.8. The Document Root thing is breaking BlogKomm for me.

My blogger template actually uses PHP includes so I have a nice clean template. Somehow, blogkomm is trying to load pages from server root (/) instead of document root (/home/sites/blah/web/).

1.8 doesn’t work at all for me in this configuration. And post pages was what I wanted to avoid for path reasons. Unless I’m just missing something.

Tolwyn, 13.02.2006, 1:10am #
gravatarWhenever someone posts a comment on my site it just takes them back to the archive directory, i.e. 2004/05 and I set the blog post page in the show link thing too. any help?
Justin, 13.05.2004, 1:39am #
gravatarWhenever someone posts a comment on my site it just takes them back to the archive directory, i.e. 2004/05 and I set the blog post page in the show link thing too. any help?
Justin, 13.05.2004, 1:40am #
gravatarJustin, same thing is happening with me. I'm with Tolwyn, I am only running it on a test blog right now simply because it isn't working.
Jody, 13.05.2004, 2:26am #
gravatar@Justin ... set your blog_home_URL var to "/index.php" not only "index.php". But this is HTML not blogkomm-code or PHP.
okay guys, at least it is working here. so it could be your server configuration that differs from mine. But that wont help. :-/
Holger, 13.05.2004, 5:52am #
gravatarTwo recent "problems" I've experienced:

1. When I do a test post, click post, I am returned to the Post Page but my comment does nit show....until I reload or hide comments and then show them.

2. When I do a comment and click preview, the preview shows but there seems to be no way to post the comment after previewing it. Am I missing something? Or is it designed that way?

Other than that, 1.8 is working great!
Steve Hall, 13.05.2004, 6:12am #
gravatar1.8 isn't working for me, though I really want to fix it. I don't like the popup-based comments and blogger's is just too restrictive.

I've already moved my blog out of blogspot and into my own space, but I always get the "Warning: get include path/to/blogkomm/modules/blogkomm_show-link.php" error. My page is already index.php. Can anyone help?
Gabby Dizon, 14.06.2004, 1:41pm #
gravataryep, you put blogkomm in the wrong directory, your blog is in "3wgd", blogkomm is in "html" ... reads the manual for details. thanks
Holger, 14.06.2004, 2:44pm #
gravatarNo Holger, my blogkomm ub sub th3 "3wgd" directory and not in the html root. I'm using PHP v4.06. Any more suggestions?

By the way, I had to do "$_SERVER=$_DOCUMENT_SERVER_ROOT" for backwards compatibility.
Gabby Dizon, 14.06.2004, 3:01pm #
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