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Ok this really isn't a programming question so here it is: I've got .Text running on my site and for some reason I can't enable comments. Every time I check the “Enable Comments” box and click save it comes back unchecked. I have looked through the database tables and I don't see anything in the web.config about this setting. Does anyone have an idea where this is stored? This is starting to get frustrating. - Nick Parker
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Ok this really isn't a programming question so here it is: I've got .Text running on my site and for some reason I can't enable comments. Every time I check the “Enable Comments” box and click save it comes back unchecked. I have looked through the database tables and I don't see anything in the web.config about this setting. Does anyone have an idea where this is stored? This is starting to get frustrating. - Nick Parker
My Blog | My Articlescheck here nick. http://www.communityserver.org/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=460057
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check here nick. http://www.communityserver.org/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=460057
Thanks, I posted my problem in their forum, sounds like others are having a similar problem. - Nick Parker
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Thanks, I posted my problem in their forum, sounds like others are having a similar problem. - Nick Parker
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Just for my curiosity nick, Didn't that sql string show where the settings were in the database?
Unfortunately that table holds the data for each individual post, however there is a setting for always allowing comments, I just can't get mine to allow them. - Nick Parker
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Unfortunately that table holds the data for each individual post, however there is a setting for always allowing comments, I just can't get mine to allow them. - Nick Parker
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Ok this really isn't a programming question so here it is: I've got .Text running on my site and for some reason I can't enable comments. Every time I check the “Enable Comments” box and click save it comes back unchecked. I have looked through the database tables and I don't see anything in the web.config about this setting. Does anyone have an idea where this is stored? This is starting to get frustrating. - Nick Parker
My Blog | My ArticlesI don't know if you found it yet, but I had to manually set the code to 17 in the database to enable comments. There is a hot fix for it, but I can't find the link right now.
I can imagine the sinking feeling one would have after ordering my book, only to find a laughably ridiculous theory with demented logic once the book arrives - Mark McCutcheon
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I don't know if you found it yet, but I had to manually set the code to 17 in the database to enable comments. There is a hot fix for it, but I can't find the link right now.
I can imagine the sinking feeling one would have after ordering my book, only to find a laughably ridiculous theory with demented logic once the book arrives - Mark McCutcheon
Andy, thanks, that did the trick. FYI for anyone else, you can set the "Flag" field in the blog_Config table to 17 which will turn on comments. Thanks again. - Nick Parker
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Thanks, wish I could help you more but, I have never seen that software before. So the curiosity got to me. Hope you get an answer, seem's that guy that made it changes his workspace blog location quite frequently. good luck.
Got the answer, it is posted below if you are curious. Thanks again for helping. - Nick Parker
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