How to Display Comments in a Seperate Page in BBlog Script

1. Create a file with filename “comments” (note: no extension) in the root directory, (where “item” and “section” files are located) that contains the following code:

<?php include "bblog/config.php"; $uriparams = explode("/",$_SERVER['PATH_INFO']); $postid = $uriparams[1]; if(is_numeric($postid)) { //we only want int values. //anything else won't make sense and is dangerous $bBlog->show_post = (int)$postid; $bBlog->assign(’postid’,(int)$postid); $bBlog->display(’comments.html’); } else { echo ‘Error,not a post id</p> <p>‘; } ?>

2. create a file “comments.html” in your template folder, (e.g., “lines”, or “dmig”) that contains the following code:

{getpost assign=post postid=$postid} {assign var=title value=$post.title} {include file=header.html} {include file=sidebar.html}</p> <div id="content"> <div class="post"> <h3><a xhref="{$post.permalink}" mce_href="{$post.permalink}" title="{$post.title}">{$post.title}</a></h3> <h4>by {$post.author.nickname}, {$post.posttime|date_format:s2}</h4> </div> <hr noshade="noshade" /> <h3>Comments</h3> <p>{getcomments assign=comments} {foreach from=$comments item=comment} {if $comment.deleted eq “true”}  {else}</p> <div class="comment" style="margin-left: {$comment.level25}px;"> <h5>{if $comment.type eq ‘trackback’} Trackback from <a xhref="{$comment.websiteurl}" mce_href="{$comment.websiteurl}">{$comment.author}</a> {$comment.posted|date_format:s1} {else} {$comment.author}<br /> {$comment.posted|date_format:s1} {/if}</h5> <p>{$comment.body}</p></div> <p>{/if} {foreachelse} {/foreach}<br /> <hr noshade="noshade" /> <br /> <form method="post" action="/"YOUR BLOG DIRECTORY"/comments/{$post.postid}"> {$commentformhiddenfields}  </form> </div> <p>{include file=footer.html}

3. If you enabled the CLEANURL option, include the following line in config.php

define(’URL_POST’,'http://www.YOUR-DOMAIN/”YOUR BLOG DIRECTORY”/comments/%postid%/’);

and the following codes in .htaccess

<Files comments> ForceType application/x-httpd-php </Files>

4. Put a link to your comment page using the following code;

<a xhref="/" mce_href="/"YOUR BLOG DITRECTORY HERE"/comments/{$post.postid}/">COMMENTS</a>

Thats it.

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