Implementing HaloScan Powered Comments

Posted by admin - 27/09/08 at 01:09:31 am

For some time now, I’ve been using a
Magic the Gathering card database for a testing bed for various things. Earlier today
I learned about a service that will provide commenting functionality for your website.
HaloScan was easy to set up even for a non-blog type website. It only required a few lines of pasted JavaScript code in two places to get it going.

My test page shows what the free service has to offer (rating, comments, trackbacks). With a small donation more services would be available, which might be something I would consider if I ever take the mtg website seriously.

This quick-to-set-up service will be another tool to help those that are trying to get webservices up quickly, like
a few
articles I’ve
read recently.

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  1. It looks like http://disqus.com/ is a bit better at implementing the comments. Though I have noticed it takes over a minute before the comments shows and it doesn't keep me logged in.

    Example: http://mtg.pyrodius.com/card/Taiga

    Comment by Greg — March 13, 2005 #

  2. It looks like http://disqus.com/ is a bit better at implementing the comments. Though I have noticed it takes over a minute before the comments shows and it doesn’t keep me logged in.

    Example: http://mtg.pyrodius.com/card/Taiga

    Comment by Greg — March 13, 2005 #

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