Hi Mike, you could do this by adding a doc2form macro to your article template. The doc2form would make your comment form (with author, content etc.) and then automatically create a new comment node, e.g. as child of the article node.

Your article template should display all comment-childs - this can easily be done as a xslt macro.

- a bit rough help, maybe, but maybe enough to get you started,

>Tommy

There is a pretty good example that even provides threading in this blog post http://www.geckonewmedia.com/blog/2009/6/4/nested-(threaded)-comments-in-umbraco-with-doc2form-and-jquery based on the umbraco blog package

Works nice :-)

Thanks a lot!

Hi,

I am trying to setup a comment form on one of my sites, how do I make doc2form setup the node as a child node for the current article?

Do you mean that you want to comment to become child node of the article for which a comment is being submitted?

If so, this is just a macro property settings:

In that case, all comments for an article (if macro is droppend onto template that renders the article) will become child nodes of that specifi article...

Hope this helps.

Regards,

/Dirk

Thanks Dirk, just what I needed.

You might also consider using the Honeypot technique as mentioned on the old forum:

http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst6257_Doc2Form-HoneyPot-technique.aspx

It seems to work pretty good at keeping the evil spambots away :)

the new URL for the blog post about implemets doc2form is located here:

http://www.geckonewmedia.com/blog/2009/6/4/nested-%28threaded%29-comments-in-umbraco-with-doc2form-and-jquery

I haven't used it yet, but you may also consider the UComment package created by Tim (including admin panel and spam filtering)...

http://our.umbraco.org/projects/collaboration/ucomment

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