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This is too funny, I was sitting here earlier thinking I wish Croncast had a comments feature. So I went to the site to send you an email asking you about it, and what do I see ...a comments section. Way to go Kris you are reading my mind. |
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Posted by: Russell at:
3:24pm 08/28/2006 |
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Hi Kris, sorry for the somewhat sketchy support -- you're right, it's an area we could definitely improve.
If the people who are commenting in your threads do not have coComment accounts, there are two possibilities:
a) your blog is integrated and the "catchall" functionality is activated: their comments are captured directly as they post them
b) your blog is not integrated, or the catchall functionality is not activated: the crawler will come along at some point and try to catch the missing comments.
From what I can figure out, your markup isn't compatible with the crawler (yet?). I'm going to try to see if there is any reason comments would not be captured correctly, as I can see you integrated the blog.
Also, as I'm commenting here I'll be able to track this conversation and see what happens :-) |
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Posted by: Stephanie Booth
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9:36am 09/05/2006 |
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Ouch! sorry for the big nasty block of text.
Your blogging tool doesn't do paragraphs :-( |
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Posted by: Stephanie Booth
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10:19am 09/05/2006 |
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Stephanie, thanks for the reply. I can't seem to figure out what the issue is.
I did try adding variables in place of the field id's but that didn't work either. It seems as though the comment and name fields are being passed incorrectly somehow to cocomment or are being passed null.
Either way I will keep plugging away . . . but check out these new paragraph breaks ;-). Thanks for the nudge.
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Posted by: Kris
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12:16pm 09/05/2006 |
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