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  • I read al threads on the wp-grins.php on wordpress.org, edited all that was needed according tot those threads and got the smileys in my dashboard where I can write articles. But I like the smileys in my comment screen also for the users to click on. In this forum I read the following:

    Put <?php wp_grins(); ?> in comments.php between author_URL and <textarea>.

    But I can’t seem to find the specific place. I thought I found it but when I loaded the site, the whole comment box was filled with code (example: http://www.stooker-web.nl/?p=27#comments)

    Can anybody copy/paste the original and rewrited code here?

    Thanks !!

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  • Scroll down here – it’s just above the big T2
    http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/lastvisit/comments.txt

    Thread Starter stookert

    (@stookert)

    hmmm…..look easy in that txt file, but 😛 I copied a part of my comment.php to show that it looks a bit different. Also tried two places for the <?php wp_grins(); ?> but that didn’t work. Maybe you see the right spot.

    <label for=”url”><?php _e(‘Website URI (optional)’); ?></label>
    <input type=”text” name=”url” id=”url” value=”<?php echo $comment_author_url; ?>” size=”28″ tabindex=”3″ />

    </div>

    <p class=”instructions”><?php _e(“<b>Information for comment users</b>
    Line and
    paragraph breaks are implemented automatically. Your e-mail address is <b>never</b> displayed.
    Please consider what you’re posting.

    Use the buttons below to customise your comment.
    <!–HTML allowed:”); ?>
    <?php echo allowed_tags(); ?>–>

    </div> <!– Closes the remember author function –>
    <div id=”inputbox”>
    <p class=”inputbox”>
    <label for=”comment”><?php _e(‘Please type your comment here’); ?></label>

    <script type=”text/javascript”>edToolbar();</script>
    <textarea name=”comment” id=”comment” cols=”80″ rows=”7″ tabindex=”4″></textarea>
    <script type=”text/javascript”>var edCanvas = document.getElementById(‘comment’);</script>

    </div>

    <div id="inputbox">

    <----------there ?

    <p class="inputbox">

    Thread Starter stookert

    (@stookert)

    Woooohoooooo…..NIZZAAAA !!!!

    Thanks Mate !! 😛

    Thread Starter stookert

    (@stookert)

    Oow I’m also curious what this does:

    RSS feed for comments on this post | TrackBack URI

    It’s looks like difficult coding stuff to me. Do I need it or can I delete those links?

    Keep those links – they help your readers 🙂

    Thread Starter stookert

    (@stookert)

    Yeah, but most readers are Dutch friends with even less knowlegde of ICT than me. So if I don’t have a clue what it’s about.

    Is the trackback URI just an button to got to the top of the screen, or is this a really stupid question 😛

    If I wanted to post on my blog about how you made the right decision with your vote, I can either “ping” that post or “trackback” to it. The “Trackback URI” gives me the information for that to happen.

    The Comments RSS is again for a reader to use so they may keep up with comments that are made to that post. Right now, you are supplying a feed for your posts – not any comments – so that link is used there

    That help ?

    Thread Starter stookert

    (@stookert)

    Ping or Trackback a post, isn’t that just copy/paste or quote? And RSS is also not complete clear, but maybe it’s hard to translate the English for a Dutchy. I’ll just have to read some stuff on the subject.

    My problem was fixxed, at least….this problem 🙂

    Thanks !

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