hi I don't know html very well... I've an html web site and I'd like
that people can comment my articles... but I don't know the code to do
it...
Is there anyone that can me???? thanks....

davide <zazza7899@gmail.com> wrote in news:9483125e-19f5-4285-af62-
38d0a40c902c@p69g2000hsa.googlegroups.com:

> hi I don't know html very well... I've an html web site and I'd like
> that people can comment my articles... but I don't know the code to do
> it...
> Is there anyone that can me???? thanks....
>

Forms?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search

Or
Blogs?
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/blog.htm

davide wrote:
> hi I don't know html very well... I've an html web site and I'd like
> that people can comment my articles... but I don't know the code to
> do


If you want the user comments to become part of the page, you will need
to manage the page with a script (PHP, Perl, ASP, etc) on the server.
This cannot be done with just HTML.

Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote:

> If you want the user comments to become part of the page, you will need
> to manage the page with a script (PHP, Perl, ASP, etc) on the server.

Or on your local machine. I do the latter.

--
John Bokma http://johnbokma.com/

John Bokma wrote:
> Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote:
>
>> If you want the user comments to become part of the page, you will
>> need to manage the page with a script (PHP, Perl, ASP, etc) on the
>> server.
>
> Or on your local machine. I do the latter.

Clarification please.

Are you saying that user comments are emailed to you, you add them to
the page by hand, then you re-post the page?

That may work if there are few comments. It would also give you an
opportunity to review the comments before they are posted.

If that is what the OP wants to do, the NMS FormMail script at
SourceForge would work.

Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote:

> John Bokma wrote:
>> Scott Bryce <sbryce@scottbryce.com> wrote:
>>
>>> If you want the user comments to become part of the page, you will
>>> need to manage the page with a script (PHP, Perl, ASP, etc) on the
>>> server.
>>
>> Or on your local machine. I do the latter.
>
> Clarification please.
>
> Are you saying that user comments are emailed to you,

yes

> you add them to the page by hand,

Not entirely: I run comments.pl, which reads my mailbox and asks me if I
want the comment yes/ignore/skip. If I click yes, it appends the comment
to a file, it fires up my editor with the comments (if there are more
comments for the same page, it collects them all), so I can type a reply,
or not.

When I am done, I type

ant upload

which regenerates the pages (from xml files, and txt files) with comments
and

> then you re-post the page?

uploads the page(s) that are changed.

> That may work if there are few comments.

In my experience it scales quite ok.

> It would also give you an
> opportunity to review the comments before they are posted.

Yes, and moreover /report spam/, which I also do. No need to bother my
visitors with captchas etc.

> If that is what the OP wants to do, the NMS FormMail script at
> SourceForge would work.

Yup

--
John Bokma http://johnbokma.com/

davide <zazza7899@gmail.com> wrote:

>hi I don't know html very well... I've an html web site and I'd like
>that people can comment my articles... but I don't know the code to do
>it...
>Is there anyone that can me???? thanks....

The short and simple answer is that HTML provides solely for
displaying data (read only one might say).

To add comments, you will need an external system to generate the html
for the comment and publish it, either yourself or you can use a
program residing on the server to automatically process the supplied
comments, converting them into HTML and appending them to an existing
page or creating a new page.

Receipt of the comments may be done by email, or by an HTML form which
then sends them to you (perhaps by email) or to a program residing on
the server, such a program may use PHP or the CGI.

X

On 4 Gen, 09:19, (Secret Agent X) wrote:
> davide <zazza7...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >hi I don't know html very well... I've an html web site and I'd like
> >that people can comment my articles... but I don't know the code to do
> >it...
> >Is there anyone that can me???? thanks....
>
> The short and simple answer is that HTML provides solely for
> displaying data (read only one might say).
>
> To add comments, you will need an external system to generate the html
> for the comment and publish it, either yourself or you can use a
> program residing on the server to automatically process the supplied
> comments, converting them into HTML and appending them to an existing
> page or creating a new page.
>
> Receipt of the comments may be done by email, or by an HTML form which
> then sends them to you (perhaps by email) or to a program residing on
> the server, such a program may use PHP or the CGI.
>
> X

I found a scripting in php and I implemented it in my html page... it
seems to work.... thaks for your precious ...