[Merenguista]

thanks

[Mr_Running]

I do not allow comments on the CMS but
I will use the Post Comment for the Blogs
and guests can now say hello to my register page.

Thanks for Sharing

[sspeed]

Thank you! This should be an integral part of the vBulletin software. Since moving to vBulletin I get ZERO comments...

[jerde]

How would I do this for mobile style as well?

[hotdogcooker]

I can't find where you are supposed to be able to edit the "vbcms_comments_page", is it in "Style Manager"?. Or, where is the place you edit that?.

[tpearl5]

Originally Posted by hotdogcooker

I can't find where you are supposed to be able to edit the "vbcms_comments_page", is it in "Style Manager"?. Or, where is the place you edit that?.

Style Manager > select "Edit Templates" for the style you want to edit > "vBulletin CMS Templates"

[hotdogcooker]

Originally Posted by tpearl5

Style Manager > select "Edit Templates" for the style you want to edit > "vBulletin CMS Templates"

I found it by Expanding "Blog Temples". I didn't know there were templates hidden within templates. After adding all of the code, now people can comment on my "blog":

http://bloggingforum.org/entry.php?3...n-In-vBulletin

Thanks so much for this tutorial!. Hope my problem and solution will help others out.

[tpearl5]

Originally Posted by hotdogcooker

I found it by Expanding "Blog Temples". I didn't know there were templates hidden within templates. After adding all of the code, now people can comment on my "blog":

http://bloggingforum.org/entry.php?3...n-In-vBulletin

Thanks so much for this tutorial!. Hope my problem and solution will help others out.

Well, no, this just adds the comment button for guests which links to register.php. They can't actually comment until they register...

Also, if you want to edit a template in the future and you already have some code, it may be easier to use the search feature on a bit of the code to find the template.

[hotdogcooker]

Originally Posted by tpearl5

Well, no, this just adds the comment button for guests which links to register.php. They can't actually comment until they register...

Also, if you want to edit a template in the future and you already have some code, it may be easier to use the search feature on a bit of the code to find the template.

Well, I guess like most big sites you have to register before you comment on stuff. Well, in this case I found the template without searching, I'll try next time but I guess it was obvious that the templates expand, they had to be somewhere. Thanks.

BEFORE doing this fix, there was no comment box there at all, NOTHING. I tried other browsers too, it was messed up!.