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How to build a comment area in Dreamweaver

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Hi.

 

is there any way to add a comment text area into our website in dreamweaver where visitors can comment for example on a post and comments can be visible to others?

 

i also want to have the comments written, recorded in database which i have created a table for in mysql.

 

is that possible to do it in dreamweaver only without having to do php coding?

Hi.

 

is there any way to add a comment text area into our website in dreamweaver where visitors can comment for example on a post and comments can be visible to others?

 

i also want to have the comments written, recorded in database which i have created a table for in mysql.

 

is that possible to do it in dreamweaver only without having to do php coding?

 

Very slim my friend. A serverside language must be involved to create a logged comment box.

As snowywebsolutions says, you'll need a serverside language to do what you describe. However assuming you're using a version of Dreamweaver from MX onwards or earlier UltraDev, Dreamweaver should be able to produce all the code for you without you needing to know a thing about PHP. Before I learnt PHP, I relied on Dreamweaver and also bought several of the Impakt plug-ins - I belive Impakt have since been bought out by Adobe.

 

Try looking through the help files or googling for tutorials on using server side includes or recordsets in Dreamweaver.

 

Sorry I can't offer anymore specific help, but I haven't used Dreamweaver for several years now.

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