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  • Take out the comment popup script line in the head of your template.

    Thread Starter jimbrown

    (@jimbrown)

    Thanks. Now that I’ve done that, I see that I really needed to ask a different question. The e-mail that is generated in response to a comment has a link to the comment. Clicking that link opens the original post with all comments listed beneath it. Is there a way to make clicking on the feedback link in the post (e.g., Comments(3)) open in that type of window?

    Sorry I wasn’t clear, you should comment out the PHP itself, by using // at the begining of the line. Or you may just delete that function entirely. Then you will get the links like you’re seeing in the email.

    Thread Starter jimbrown

    (@jimbrown)

    Well, I learned something else today. Thanks, allusion. After I got your response above, I thought, no it won’t because I did that. Turns out I had just “commented out” the popup scipt line using HTML comment indicators. So I learned that doing that does not stop the PHP from executing. Thanks again.

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