How to create comment box HTML for my website ?

anonymous

2016-02-27 00:58:16 UTC

All those PHP scripts that you saw and said were useless are completely necessary. You ABSOLUTELY need a server-side script and RDBMS (database) in order to create such functionality. You can save the comments into an .xml file, but I would suggest a database. Google will be your best friend when seaching for such scripts. Since there are millions of them out there, there is no need for me to post one here.

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2013-10-26 23:09:22 UTC

retret

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2010-11-12 03:31:16 UTC

In HTML, it's a simple

form, but to get that working, you need server-side script, that will add the comments to a database, which would normally be written in php or JavaScript.              
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              you should be coding your comment form processing in PHP or asp.net or jsp or cold fusion (or the whole thing).
<br /><br />I have noticed some things.
<br /><br />- if you put a captcha on your comment form, people will fill it with junk, just because the captcha is there.  I guess they like the challenge?  yuck.
<br /><br />- if you put no captcha on the page, people will spam you.
<br /><br />- if you use a comment form, make sure you put a bad words filter on it.  email me and I can supply you with a list of regular expressions I use (shudder) on my mother's blog to prevent junk.  with wordpress, there is a plugin called tantannoodles spam filter which removes a percentage of the spam.  I am thinking of implementing this spam filter on my site as a matter of fact now that I think about it, because I am always getting SEO offers I can't afford.
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<br /><br />so either way you don't win, but it is possible to win against spammers.              
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              Really depends what functionality it needs to have. You can create the element simply enough on the page:
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But you'll need some background script to do something with it, e.g add the comment to a database that can be access to display all the comments. Do some research and be careful how you let people add information to your site.

anonymous

2010-11-12 08:50:29 UTC

Comment Box Makers:

PHP Comment Script: http://www.gentlesource.com/comment-script/

DoComments 2 comments software for websites: http://jerrata.com/?product=DoComments&focus=download

Add a free comments box to your website!: http://www.htmlcommentbox.com/

Form Using mailform.asp - Simple Comment Box: http://www.niu.edu/its/Scripts/mailform2.html

Comment Box Code: http://www.quackit.com/html/codes/comment_box_code.cfm

Comment (50 widgets): http://www.widgetbox.com/tag/comment

Video, blog, and message board widget: http://www.widgetdeathmatch.com/2009/02/video-blog-and-message-board-widget.html

Customizable Message Board: http://www.widgipedia.com/web-widgets/details/magnamerc/Customizable-Message-Board_757.html

Ron