Simple Comments 0.931

Simple Comments is a basic, Perl-based comment system for static Web pages.

· Template-based design: You can craft the HTML output by the scripts by adjusting template files separately from the Perl code.
· Basic HTML support: A few unadorned HTML tags are supported in comments; including bold text (), italicized text (), pre-formatted text(), and links (). All other HTML tags will be converted to a literal representation.
· Separate administration: By default, Simple Comments requires that all comments submitted by users must be approved by an administrator before they are displayed on the site; the approval process itself is performed by a separate script from the display script, so it can be snugly tucked behind a password and SSL protected area of your site. You may also configure Simple Comments to allow user submitted comments to be displayed on the site immediately, without requiring administrator approval (but be warned: Simple Comments does not perform any automated content filtering on submitted comments). The administration script also allows you to search for and edit existing comments.
· Simple inclusion: Once the system is set up, you can enable comments on a Web page by adding a single Server Side Include directive to the page.
· Comments-per-page option: Support for an administrator-defined number of comments displayed on each page (the display template can include "next" and "previous" links - allows the user to redisplay the selected Web page with the next or previous comments in the list).
· Support for Site Sections: You can configure separate areas of your site to be maintained by separate administrators; each site section can also have its own look and feel.
· Granular Administration Rights: Individual administrators can have separate access rights to the administration script. For example, one administrator might only be able to modify templates, while another can only approve and edit comments.
· Reply to capabilities and threaded displays: You can display your comments via a threaded display, in which replies are displayed beneath the original comment that triggered the reply. Each level of reply receives an identifier so you can apply separate template-based styling to each level of reply.
· Flat File Data Storage: A separate database application setup is unnecessary; approved (published) comments are stored in XML files.
· Support for mod_perl: Simple Comments can be run in a mod_perl environment.

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