how to include comment area in every article posted?

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Ok i will revised my question.

The scenario: The comment area will be located in a bottom part of every article ie. news article. Every viewer can post their comment on that article posted. This is going to be save in an xml file and not on database. Does it need to create 1 xml file in every article or maybe there is another solution on this? one good example is a news article where viewer can post comment/s on that particular article.

Posted 15-Nov-12 5:42am

Ed Gepulle

Updated 16-Nov-12 2:19am

ZurdoDev

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ZurdoDev 15-Nov-12 11:46am

Just use a Comments tag. I guess I don't understand the question.

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Ed Gepulle · Answer 1 · 2012-11-15T06:41:00

Solution 3

Sorry for that.

Ok lets say two viewer posted in that article and in just few seconds only are their interval. That's why i want to use an xml file for this so i will not have much trouble in saving to DB. I dont know the other issues in this case by saving two at a time in xml file.

Posted 15-Nov-12 6:41am

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lewax00 15-Nov-12 12:51pm

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Ed Gepulle 15-Nov-12 12:58pm

ok got your point. excuse me for that.

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2012-11-15T06:19:00

Please don't copy and paste across multiple sites and not clean up your post.

I would create one file per article, even then, not using a DB is the core of your issue. Then you can store comments in that file, but you'll have issues. You have a file on the HDD, what happens when two people comment at once ?