Per-olof Hermansson wrote: > Per-olof Hermansson wrote: > >> I would like my Radiant installation to have comments. >> >> I see that there is an extension for comments. >> >> Is this the way to go? Or is it better to set up a forum on the side? >> For example El Derado >> > > I see that my radiant installation is version 5.2 > > I understand that I need to upgrade. My installation is with > www.site5.com and it is a Unix-machine, which I am not so used to. > > Is this easy? (to upgrade...) > > Thanks!! > > Per-Olof > I think you can freeze edge - you'll be able to find the instructions on the Radiant CMS documentation site (or just do a search for radiant freeze edge).
That said, in response to your earlier question, in my mind, there's a difference between comments and a forum. It could be said that a commenting module is essentially a forum with the first comments being a blog post or an article or something. In that sense, one could just use a forum. My sites http://onghu.com/te and http://openutk.org are actually engineering community resources and therefore, I'm interested in exploring both the avenues that you mention: (1) Integration of comments (2) Integration of a forum ...and I'm even keen on seeing if there's a good way to: 1. Integrate another Rails application (I need to see the plugins that are there) and to 2. Use Radiant as a backend to provide content management in a role-based access way Long nights ahead... Cheers, Mohit. 2/10/2008 | 4:19 PM. _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
