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A [[Comments block|comments block]] can be added to any page in Moodle, enabling users to easily add comments. A similar interface enables comments to be added to glossary, database activity and blog entries. The comments interface uses AJAX so that comments are added instantly without needing a page refresh.


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==Basic Features==
==Enabling comments==


===Comments anywhere===
Comments can be disabled/enabled by an administrator in ''Settings > Site administration > Advanced features''.
Comments 2.0 implemented consistent interface for comments everywhere in Moodle 2.0, a new comment block is introduced, it can be added to all Moodle pages, so users can easily add comments on the page.


===Ajax interface===
==Blog comments==
The new comments interface uses Ajax to load/add comments without refresh current page, it is easy to use and consistent in Moodle.


=== Flexible capabilities===
Blog comments are enabled by default. The feature may be disabled in ''Site administration > Appearance > Blog''.
Administrators are able to control if the user can see or use the comments block based on the context.


==Comments report==


A list of all comments added may be found in ''Site administration > Reports > Comments''.
[[File:Commentsreport.png]]


==See also==
==See also==


* [[Development:Comments 2.0]]
*[[Comments FAQ]]
* MDL-23605 (Dis)allowing users to create Comments block on their profile
 
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 2 November 2011

A comments block can be added to any page in Moodle, enabling users to easily add comments. A similar interface enables comments to be added to glossary, database activity and blog entries. The comments interface uses AJAX so that comments are added instantly without needing a page refresh.

Comments block.png

Enabling comments

Comments can be disabled/enabled by an administrator in Settings > Site administration > Advanced features.

Blog comments

Blog comments are enabled by default. The feature may be disabled in Site administration > Appearance > Blog.

Comments report

A list of all comments added may be found in Site administration > Reports > Comments.

Commentsreport.png

See also