Allow comments on imovie.iweb page

i need to understand how to add user comments to a iweb/movie rather than the blog page - so that the movie page allows comments?

i need to understand how to add user comments to a
iweb/movie rather than the blog page - so that the
movie page allows comments?
This is just a comment on the side; it does not pretend to be an answer to you question. However, there is a dotmac.info site which does indeed allow for comments of your imovie.
Lorna in Southern California

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When I use IWeb for my blog, many people claim they are unable to use the comment window, claiming they get an "error" message. I have check "allow comments" on the appropriate page. Any help would be great.

When I use IWeb to post my blog, many readers claim they are unable to post a comment. When they attempt, they receive an "error" message. I have check and re-checked that "allow comments" is checked in the appropriate window. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You can publish your blog on any server but will lose the commenting capability. Since you'll have to find a new host soon anyway since MMe will go away on June 30, you might consider converting your blog to WordPress as that's the only other blog type that an MMe blog can be converted to and keep it's comments, etc. Rage Software has create an application that will convert an iWeb blog to WordPress: Convert Your iWeb Blog to a WordPress Blog | iWeb to WordPress. That way you can keep your blog's continuity.
This may be of some additional help to you: Life After MobileMe.

Can I add a comments to my iWeb page

I have a website that I would like to invite visitors to sign a guest book or add comments ... can that be done?

See this page for adding comments...
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/iWeb/Comments-Password-Protect.html
... and this one for form services which willl also provide a guestbook...
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/Website-Email-Marketing/Form-Service.html

Leaving Comments on your iWeb Pages

What kind of service can I use to enable users to leave comments on my blog posts or on my pages? One that's noninvasive and super easy-to-use and most important of all, free, would be ideal. Please let me know what you use and/or how to use it.

Are you publishing to MobileMe or a 3rd party server? For regular pages you might use a guestbook like in this demo page: Guestbook.
I'll guess that you're using a 3rd party server since with MMe blogs can have comments added.
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For 3rd party servers one of these might work:
http://aboutecho.com/products-overview.html
Blog Comments in iWeb without MobileMe | iWebUnlimited.com
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Allow comments. Wordpress no long offers iWeb to wp.

Old Toad Toad Hall, Temecula CA
In support of Ethmoid's suggestion of moving to a new host, etc. if you want to keep your blog's comments intact you can use Rage Software's iWeb to WordPress application to covnert your existing iWeb blog to an WordPress blog which can be hosted on your new server along with the rest of your iWeb website: Convert Your iWeb Blog to a WordPress Blog | iWeb to WordPress for Mac OS X
Too bad. MM is gone. I moved from MM to GoDaddy. NowWordpress no long offers iWeb to wp. Is there another way to allow comments on my iWeb blogs?

NowWordpress no long offers iWeb to wp
There's this: Migrate iWeb blog to WordPress - Mac OS X Hints. And MobileMe is not gone yet so you can try using the free scrpt provided to migrate youir blog to WordPress.
If you don't have a lot of comments to lose you can continue with an iWeb blog and add one of the commenting sites to you blog. Some are:
Disqus (an example is here: Disqus Comment in a Scrolling iFrame)
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/iWebMusicWebsite/Comment.htmlIntenseDebate comments enhance and encourage conversation on your blog or website
Echo - Products
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Allow comments problem

I added "allow comments" for my blog pages. When I tested it out after going to the published page and click on "add comments", it responded with "can't connect with application instance". What does that mean?

In support of Ethmoid's suggestion of moving to a new host, etc. if you want to keep your blog's comments intact you can use Rage Software's iWeb to WordPress application to covnert your existing iWeb blog to an WordPress blog which can be hosted on your new server along with the rest of your iWeb website: Convert Your iWeb Blog to a WordPress Blog | iWeb to WordPress for Mac OS X
This also may be of some interest to you: Life After MobileMe.
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Anyway to allow comments from readers on iWeb blogs when hosted on iPage?, Anyway to allow comments from readers on iWeb blogs when hosted on iPage?

Since Mobile Me is going away, I moved my iWeb pages to iPage. I started a blog but it won't allow readers to leave comments. Help says this feature is only available when hosted on MobileMe but MobileMe is going away! Does anyone know a way to enable reader comments to an iWeb created blog hosted on iPage?
Thanks!

The easiest way to correct your color problem is to upload the Disqus code as an HTML doc and display it in an iframe on your page. This way you can keep the black iWeb page and have the comments with a white background.
Open a text editor and paste your code. Export as HTML giving it a name like - comments.html
Upload this to the root folder on your server in a folder named - Disqus
The URL for the iframe code will be...
http://www.domain-name.com/Disqus/comments.html
This is the code for the HTML Snippet and you can change the height and width to suit your layout...
<iframe src="http://www.domain-name.com/Disqus/comments.html" frameborder="0" style="height:1000px;width:930px;padding-top:50px" scrolling="yes" allowTransparency="false" ></iframe>
Note that you need to add an identifier to each file if you want to use several - one for each blog entry.
var disqus_identifier = '0001';
var disqus_url = 'URL to the blog page';
The identifiers can simply be numbers like 0001, 0002, etc
The alternative is to style your own page if you want your comments section to have a black background. Disqus has a customizing option or you can create your own styles and add them to the head of the comments.html doc or reference a separate stylesheet. Disqus has info and guidelines about styling here...
http://docs.disqus.com/help/69/

IWeb does not allow me to 'allow comments' via the 'inspector' to my website

iWeb does not allow me to use the inspector ' blog ...allow comments' in order for me to make comments available on my pages on my website at mobileme

Try resetting your Apple ID password that is associated with your iCloud account > Apple - My Apple ID

How do I only allow comments on certain pages?

I have a Blog and I obviously don't want every page to allow comments. It seems that you allow comments or not. Surely this cant be. Do do you allow comments on some entries and not others.

Doesn't anyone know if its possible?

After restoring my iMac to factory settings it doesn't allow me to get iPhoto, iMovies and pages, which i had from the os x update. anyone knows how to recover them, as they are not on the purchased items? thanks

after restoring my iMac to factory settings it doesn't allow me to get iPhoto, iMovies and pages, which i had from the os x update. anyone knows how to recover them, as they are not on the purchased items? thanks

From your backup.

I am building a iweb page and need a comment box-

I am building a iweb page and I need to know how to build the page so visitors can leave comments...
Thanks

As Roddy says, you could look at Disqus or another alternative is http://www.intensedebate.com. Try these 2 if you want the comments to be visible to you and others on your website.
If it does not matter to you whether the comments on your site are visible to others and you want the comments coming directly to you, then try having a look at http://www.jotform.com where you can create any type of form that you want, so a contact and feedback form would work - the comments would come directly to you, but not be visible on your website. You could also try Google docs for this or http://www.wufoo.com.
Another method that Old Toad recommends is a guest book option - the results will be visible on your website, but I have never used this option. Just do a Google search for Guest Book options.
I have used Intense Debate in the past and it worked very well on my site. No longer use it as I don't really need comments and for that, I just use a JotForm contact and feedback form instead. You could write your own code for your form to and use your servers Form Mail option so results get mailed to you and are then stored on the server instead of third party servers as is the case with Wufoo and Jotform - if the servers go down, then you have lost your form. You are a little more protected if the form is on your own server.

Comments feature for iweb

I have created a website using iweb and it includes a blog page that I share with many of my friends. I was wondering if any one knows if there is a way or feature I can add to allow people to leave comments about my blog postings. Thanks.

Welcome to the discussions.
If you publish your iWeb site to MobileMe, via iWeb's Inspector "Blog & Podcast" panel you can set up your blog page to allow comments.
If you don't publish your iWeb site to MobileMe, iWeb's commenting feature is unavailable. Some people have managed to link their iWeb site to an independent commenting system, but with iWeb's blog being generally unreliable, I wouldn't recommend trying to do that.
Instead, I would suggest you consider blogging using another system such as this:
http://www.posterous.com/faq
...You can hyperlink to your Posterous blog from your iWeb site and Posterous allows creating a blog entry via email as well as its web interface. Plus there's the usual commenting capability and comment alerts for the account holder.

I have created a PDF and password protected it for view. However, when reading the PDF in Adobe Reader app on the iPad the commenting and annotation options are not available. Is there a way to allow commenting and annotation in the app while password pro

I have created a PDF and password protected it for view. However, when reading the PDF in Adobe Reader app on the iPad the commenting and annotation options are not available. Is there a way to allow commenting and annotation in the app while password protecting the document?

Is there a setting that needs to be set to allow the annotation features? I set password protection to open and then password for editing and set it to Any except page extraction, but it still did not give the annotation option

Tip: How to link to a non-iWeb page in the main navigation menu.

I've figured out an easy way to add a link to the main navigation menu which links to a URL of your choosing. For example, I have an older .Mac site using the now archaic HomePage. Instead of rebuilding all of my old pages in iWeb, I thought it would be nice to add a link to the old site from the top main navigation of the iWeb pages. Sounds easy, right? Apparently Apple has other ideas as iWeb doesn't allow you to do this.
Here's a work-a-round:
Step 1.) Open iWeb and add a new page to your iWeb site. Pick any template, it doesn't matter which one.
Step 2.) Change the page name to whatever you want using the page inspector. Whatever you choose as a name here will be reflected in the main navigation menu. For example, I named my page "Photo Archives".
Step 3.) You don't need to edit this new page at all. In fact, we're going to erase all of the content in it later. Now publish your site.
Step 4.) If you're using .Mac, mount your iDisk to your desktop. Then navigate through the folders to: Web -> Sites -> iWeb -> <Your Site Name>. If you're hosting your site somewhere else, navigate to your root directory.
Step 5.) You should now be looking at all of the files which make up your iWeb site. Open the dummy page we created in Step 2 in a text editor. I used BBEdit, but TextEdit (see note below) will work just fine. For example, my dummy page is named "Photo Archives.html".
Note: If you're going to use TextEdit, you need to select the checkbox "Ignore rich-text commands in HTML files" from the Open & Save pane of the Preferences dialog PRIOR to opening the file from your iDisk.
Step 6.) Select all of the text (Command-A) and Delete.
Step 7.) Paste the following text, substituting the URL you want to link to.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"><html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><head><title></title><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.html" /></head><body></body></html>
Step 8.) Save the file. You're done! You now have a link in the main navigation which goes to any URL you want.
Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Hi,
I'm OK to step seven but in your example can you highlight or make bold the "url address part " I'm to replace with my own?
Thanks!
Step 6.) Select all of the text (Command-A) and
Delete.
Step 7.) Paste the following text, substituting the
URL you want to link to.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!DOCTYPE html
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.d
td"><html
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><head><title></ti
tle><meta http-equiv="refresh"
content="0;url=http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.html"
/></head><body></body></html>
Step 8.) Save the file. You're done! You now have a
link in the main navigation which goes to any URL you
want.
Mac OS X
(10.4.4)
G4 iMac,1.25 iBook, G4 Tower Mac OS X (10.4.3)

How can I allow commenting in a certified document/

In Acrobat Pro 9, I created a certified document by selecting "Certify with out Visible Signature." I tried all three settings in "Permitted Changes after Certifying" but my PDF still does not allow commenting in Reader. The PDF allowed commenting before I certified it---how can I enable commenting after certification?

Tags are independent of PDF page content. Removing/deleting a page or page(s) does not remove anything in the PDF's structure tree.
As Full Check is looking at the structure tree the report reflects what is present there.
In the Tags panel walk the structure tree to locate the Table tags. Delete these.
Be well...

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