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Excellent, glad you were able to find the answer.
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Excellent, glad you were able to find the answer.

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I have found the solution for my own.
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Hi.<br />
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I have a Joomla 1.5 site with yvcomments working properly, so now at the end of every article there is a form to enter a comment if user is logged in, or there is a text saying you should login to comment if user is not logged in.<br />
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All this works fine, but I would like to hide this form or text saying you have to login for make comments, just for some articles that I'm using as static pages (for example the legal policy page).<br />
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Is this possible or should I use another comments plugin for doing this ?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi.

I have a Joomla 1.5 site with yvcomments working properly, so now at the end of every article there is a form to enter a comment if user is logged in, or there is a text saying you should login to comment if user is not logged in.

All this works fine, but I would like to hide this form or text saying you have to login for make comments, just for some articles that I'm using as static pages (for example the legal policy page).

Is this possible or should I use another comments plugin for doing this ?

Thanks.

Is it possible to disalow yvcomments just for some Joomla articles ?

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