I have the program installed and everything appears to be working great! Apart from one thing (you knew there was a catch, didn't you) When I try to make a visitor comment to test it out, all I get is a box asking for a name. no text box or anything to click on. Can you please tell me where I'm going wrong? S
Hawkslayer
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Re:Visitor Comments
Okay. I got it. My stupidity!! I only had to increase the depth of the iframe and everything was there. Great program when I iron out these little things that are all my own fault. Thanks again.
Hawkslayer.
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Re:Visitor Comments
I didn't get a chance of trying IE7, but I think I know what is wrong. When I call the index file directly, the visitor comment works great. I'm calling the program in an iframe on one of my webpages and that is when it doesn't work. I would really like it to work from a webpage. Any ideas on this? Thanks. S
Hawkslayer.
Re:Visitor Comments
no should work fine it's cross browser compatible, even works with MAC Safari. Did not have a chance to test it with IE7.
I guess it is some other problem...can't help you I'm afraid.
Re:Visitor Comments
admin wrote
never heard of this problem, could be a browser issue, you are not using IE7 I hope, better switch to Firefox instead. Try with a different browser.
I'm using IE6, is there any kind of conflict with that? Millions of people use it, and I'd like them to be able to make comments. I enabled comments in the config, should I have enabled/disabled anything else when I did that. Thanks for the prompt reply.
Hawkslayer
Re:Visitor Comments
never heard of this problem, could be a browser issue, you are not using IE7 I hope, better switch to Firefox instead. Try with a different browser.