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Here is a base skeleton to start out: |
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``` |
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<div> |
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<di id="labertasche-comment-section" data-remote="https://comments.example.com/comments/new"> |
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<input type="text" maxlength=100 placeholder="Enter Email" id="labertasche-mail"> |
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<textarea cols="10" rows="10" id="labertasche-text"></textarea> |
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<input type="button" onclick="labertasche_post_comment(this, labertasche_callback);"> |
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Please take note of the `id` on each element, these are mandatory, as well as the function call for the `onclick` event. |
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Again, style as needed and add more Javascript to your gusto. Make sure to implement the callback, otherwise the |
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Javascript will crash. |
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Javascript will crash. The `data-remote=` needs to have the URL where you host this program, as well as the path to |
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the API endpoint. |
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Inside your template `single.html`, or wherever you want to place comments, you will also need this: |
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