So you have 2 different installations of MT, then? W/ 2 separate 'db' directories?
It's just a matter of which mt-comments.cgi you link to, right? ie. for Blog A you would link to the mt-comments.cgi for Blog A, and for Blog B you would link to the mt-comments.cgi for Blog B. You will probably have to tweak the OpenComments JS function a bit; like you may have to create two different functions, OpenCommentsA and OpenCommentsB, each of which links to a different mt-comments.cgi script.
I may be missing something, though...
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Hello!
I have two blogs from separate databases together with SSI. I have comments enabled on Blog B, which is the included file. I made these modifications:
In the Comment Listing Template for Blog B, I changed the form action from <$MTCGIPath$> to the actual full path of Blog B's mt-comments.cgi typed out.
I did the same thing in the comments <head> script in Blog A.
And this works great! But how am I going to do comments in Blog A now? Maybe I am going about this wrong.
Brenna
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I have two blogs from separate databases together with SSI. I have comments enabled on Blog B, which is the included file. I made these modifications:
In the Comment Listing Template for Blog B, I changed the form action from <$MTCGIPath$> to the actual full path of Blog B's mt-comments.cgi typed out.
I did the same thing in the comments <head> script in Blog A.
And this works great! But how am I going to do comments in Blog A now? Maybe I am going about this wrong.
Brenna
I geocache.
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