Filed under: Web services, Freeware
Add comments to any web page instantly
Ever want to toss up a web page for something and let people comment on it, but don't want to (or are unable to) mess with server-side scripts and the like? What if you could just paste a single snippet of HTML into your page's source and instantly have a live comment form appear? Well, today is your lucky day: JS-Kit is a free service that will add comment functionality to any page you paste it into. As you might have guessed from the name, it's a JavaScript solution that automatically fetches the comments for a page from the JS-Kit server when the page loads. Comments are threaded and are posted via Ajax without having to leave or reload the page. Commenters can also delete their own comments, and there are a few advanced options like having multiple comment blocks on the same page, changing the comment link text, and even changing their appearance altogether using a hidden template. For such an easy-to-use solution, JS-Kit is pretty powerful and robust, and if you don't have a better or easier alternative, it looks like it could be very handy. Oh, and did I mention that it's completely free and doesn't come with any nasty ads or even plugs?[Via TechCrunch]
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fadel said 8:07PM on 12-14-2006
this is a test
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