The official coComment weblog

The popular German-speaking blog platform twoday.net has improved support for coComment. The default skins now contain <% this.coComment %>, which injects the following code in the comment page:

<script type="text/javascript">
// <![CDATA[
// adds support for CoComment
  var blogTool              = "twoday.net";
  var blogURL               = "http://newcoco.twoday.net/";
  var blogTitle             = "newcoco";
  var postURL               = "http://newcoco.twoday.net/stories/2342992/";
  var postTitle             = "Another test story";
  var commentTextFieldName  = "content_text";
  var commentButtonName     = "save";
  var commentAuthorLoggedIn = true;
  var commentAuthor = "newcoco";
  var commentFormID         = "comment-form";
// ] ]></script>

(Example taken from our test blog over there.)

This code makes sure that coComment gets the correct information when capturing a comment.

If you are a twoday user and your template was customized, you can use the diff link to see where to insert the code.

Layout > Skins (HTML) > Change templates (HTML) > Comment editor (Comment.edit)

If you want all the comments on your blog to be captured (not just those of people using the bookmarklet or the Firefox/Flock extension), you need to add the following code in your template (just before or after):

<script id="cocomment-fetchlet" src="http://www.cocomment.com/js/
enabler.js"></script>

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