Where Colban loved, he did not ask questions. It was not how Malcolm loved, and it was not how Maud had loved, but Malcolm knew where Colban had learned it: it was how Sigefrith had loved him for so many years.
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Submitted by Raye on Sat, 11/05/2011 - 19:24.
Hello!!..I've been a reader of TKOL for a few years, I completely forgot my login info so I just created a new one instead of hurting my head trying to remember the email I had years ago. I had a question about your comment section. I know you don't use a third party blogging site and I wanted to know if you create a new comment section database for each post? I assume you use a database program like MySQL, if not I'd like to know how you get each blog post to have it's own comment section? I'm building a website myself and stumbled across this dilemma. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Yes, I use MySQL for the
Submitted by Lothere on Sat, 11/05/2011 - 19:38.Yes, I use MySQL for the database.
Each post is stored in the "chapters" table, with an ID number.
Each comment in the "chapter_comments" table has its own ID number, too, but it also has a "chapter_id" field that links back to the chapter ID. So when I load chapter 1234, I also load all the comments which have chapter_id of 1234.
Hope that helps!
Yes! That helps a bunch.
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