I’ve got it working for WordPress, TypePad, Blogger, MSN Spaces, and Xanga. Let me know if you run into any problems and I’ll try to fix it. But, as I browse to various blogs, it seems to be working.As pointed out in the comments on the previous post, this has the added benefit of integrating the system with blogger blogs (such as this one) that have comments appear in a pop-up window. Maybe I should change the way the comments appear so that coComment integrates for non-GM users? But man, that blogger comments window is uhghuly!! Thoughts?
Update: Alright, after the discussion in the comments I played a little.... Looks like the Greasemonkey script doesn't work in either pop-up or default modes. I got an error msg with both formats. Bookmarklet it is, I guess? Will check out the comment thread on solution watch & see what's up.
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But I think you are right. I may consider not having a pop up for comments window, just seems cleaner.
(update: it did not work - the message says that page you are working with is not currently supported by coComment :-()
(update: didn't work for me either)
then why doesn't the coComments thing work for this, because if you turn the popups off, it works perfectly! any takes on this?
its working fine with other web services which have the comment box on the same page as the post. maybe coComment looks for the url from the address bar, and since thats hidden here in the popup box, it can't get the url?
just speculating here!
i think is not just the url, i have checked it in 5 brownser with windows. it will fail one everyone on them if you use comments pop-ups, and in the case of opera for some reason sometimes it don´t works at all.
I made them a better Greasemonkey auto-injector that auto-updates its configuration daily to always be in par with coComment blog service coverage. Works like a charm on Blogger and WordPress blogs, and as it uses the same system their own tool does, it should work with all the rest of them, too.