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Thursday November 14, 2002

Cool Comments

Scott Andrew points us to Joe Hewitt's weblog. He's got a sweet commenting UI that I'd love to see in Roller.

Because I'm always looking for new ways to exploit browser technology for some new marginally useful purpose, check out my new commenting UI! I make Movable Type output comments to XML files, load them through script, and turn them into HTML in this webpage for your commenting convenience.

Also, the comments form is inline with the page and is submitted without reloading the entire page. Woop-dee-freakin-doo.

Very cool! Hopefully there'll be some code soon we can modify for Roller.

Posted in Roller at Nov 14 2002, 02:58:52 AM MST 1 Comment
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That is SWEET! We could do that. Well, maybe you could, I'm all thumbs at css & dhmtl.

Posted by Lance on November 14, 2002 at 04:15 PM MST #

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