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RamiVemula on September 7, 2010 at 11:47 pm
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RamiVemula on August 29, 2010 at 7:32 pm
In this tutorial, we see how to develop a simple comments section. This comments section is going to be a similar one to what we usually see in our day to day experience. Here we use TinyMCE editor to enable Html Comments. And also catpcha is enabled (with the help of reCaptcha of Google). The basic outline would be – Users provide their general details like name and email, and also they can provide Html Comment (using TinyMCE), and finally they should enter the text showed in the captcha for validating robots. Then we take the Html string, encode it using HtmlEncode(), store it in database. Finally we retrieve the encoded string from the database, we then decode it and display it in the page as Comment.