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{{Moodle 2.0}}[[Image:Comments block.png|frame|Comments block|left]]In Moodle 2.0 onwards, a new [[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.
===Comments anywhere===


Comments 2.0 implemented consistent interface for comments everywhere in Moodle 2.0, a new [[Comments block|comments block]] is introduced, it can be added to all Moodle pages, so users can easily add comments on the page.
The comments interface uses AJAX so that comments are added instantly without needing a page refresh.


===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. 
2.0 brings new power for managing blocks in general. (Eg admin setting blocks at a category level)


=== Notes ===
==Comments report==
Users can add comments block to their own pages. Request for this to be able to be turned OFF MDL-23605


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


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


* [[Development:Comments 2.0]]
* [[Development:Comments 2.0]]
* MDL-23605 (Dis)allowing users to create Comments block on their profile
[[Category:Block]]

Revision as of 16:01, 19 November 2010

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Comments block

In Moodle 2.0 onwards, a new 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.

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.

See also