IWeb Add Comment Functionality

I have set up a blog where users can add a comment. This works fine for me using firefox on an imac, and on my laptop using xp and IE 6.
However some windows users using IE 7 are having issues, whenever they click Add comment the form that pops up is blank or the Add Comment button on the new form is missing ?
Anyone know why ? Is it an IE 7 issue ?
Thanks

What you should do is look at this link it should help a bunch!! Please mark it as solved if it does work!
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304103

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thanks a lot. but how can i get the comments back? "add comment" function is more important than trackback for me. can i just export the whole website to iDisk and then synchronize?

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"Add Comment" missing on Blog in iWeb ???

Well there's sommeting missing (or that i cannot find) in iWeb...
How to add the possiblity to let visitor the option to "add comments" on our blog ???
Most of Blog editors include this option, so i'm surprise apple forget this option ???
I saw the post with iComments... but is it the only solution to have comments on our blog "create on a mac" ?
Please does anyone have a solution to create "add comments" on .Mac web site or blog ?
Imac G5 20inch iSight Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Could those of you who haven't done so please provide your site URLs. It may help in isolating this problem if we can see exactly what's happening.
In another similar thread where I've checked a provided URL I've noticed that the blog text has been converted to an image, and I'm beginning to wonder if this is what's causing the problem. There's certainly something strange showing up in the source for that site which doesn't apply to Joel Suplido's blog pages which work correctly.
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At least for one scenario using iWeb v08 and hosting with Apple...
I was a dotmac user. I had a unique domain name for my blog, that forwarded to the dotmac blog address. I added the comment function following the transition to mobileme, but was puzzled because I never got any comments (even though readers had requested the comment feature). Yesterday I found out users were getting an error message and went digging for an answer, which turned out to be absurdly simple, but annoying.
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Mark ~ Good to hear you found the solution. These forums' Search Bar and Apple's Search Support page are under-used:
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search
...at that page, this document can easily be found:
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I found a decent way of adding Google Analytics to all pages, without using HTML Snippits (which cause analytics to track those odd page names like widget2_markup.html), that doesn't break MobileMe comments, and doesn't require any post-processing of your iWeb site. Just Publish and go! Open up your iWeb app bundle, and drill down to Contents/Resources/Scripts/Site. Open up the file iWebSite.js in TextEdit (or your favorite text editor), and paste the following at the bottom of the file:
// Begin Google Analytics
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var gaTrack = function() {
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!script.readyState
|| /loaded|complete/.test(script.readyState)
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Does anybody have any information as to when/how Apple might be planning to address a horrible oversight in an otherwise solid 1.0 release... NO COMMENTS!
Is a blog really a blog without commenting functionality? I realize I could publish to a folder and then tweak the code to add a third party service like Haloscan, but that kind of defeats the "one-click" appeal of iWeb. I am still surprised to see that this software made it out the door without some implementation of a commenting solution.
I would be happy with either an Apple proprietary system via a future update OR the ability to insert snippets of code right in the iWeb workspace from third party commenting services. Either way, currently my blog is just a series of static articles without the communal discussion aspect that commenting provides. It's very frustrating when you look at all the other blogging options out there, and nearly every single one allows for comments.
Apple, please don't make us wait until 2007 and another $99 Family Pack to address this crucial oversight! Otherwise, I really love this software. I'm rebuilding my own blog and site with it

A hack has been worked out using Javascript, and it works very well. See this thread: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1609160#1609160
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(2) I need the same user to be able to add text/comments to the Header of the web-page that contains the library (above the library at the top of the screen).
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Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to add Comments to Files in a Library and to the Header of the Web-Page.
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(2)If you add the add the "Content Editor Web-Part" to the AllItem.aspx Page, you can add the text to the web part as the Header.
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does anyone have any ideas on this one? still can't seem to get comments to work for explorer and firefox/mozilla users although safari is ok.
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OK, this is really silly (on Apple's part) but I think I know what the problem is.
Apple allows
http://web.mac.com/mikeandjenn99/iweb/guesses/
OR
http://web.mac.com/mikeandjenn99/iWeb/guesses/
to redirect to your site (notice the W/w in iWeb/iweb)
HOWEVER, only with the capital W will your blog work!
Try to enter a comment here
http://web.mac.com/mikeandjenn99/iWeb/guesses/Blog/05BD4380-1535-4DEA-BE14-963EA AB6CB0B.html
vs here
http://web.mac.com/mikeandjenn99/iweb/guesses/Blog/05BD4380-1535-4DEA-BE14-963EA AB6CB0B.html
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[svn:osmf:] 17786: Add comments on example in Example Player (FM-1044).

Revision: 17786
Revision: 17786
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-09-21 10:56:05 -0700 (Tue, 21 Sep 2010)
Log Message:
Add comments on example in Example Player (FM-1044).
Ticket Links:
    http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FM-1044
Modified Paths:
    osmf/trunk/apps/samples/framework/ExamplePlayer/org/osmf/examples/buffering/SynchronizedP arallelElement.as

Silviu!
I'm really sorry, but as all the office is trying to fix the problem, someone replaced the url content with the stuff that was pointing to the local machine.
I've fix it, and the video player is available here again: http://pp.player.webtv.flumotion.com/params/apiKey/5PzLR2ULL3z2rumJ/videoId/60
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