Minipanels and comments --- possible?

Posted by Luki_be on March 17, 2012 at 3:35am

Hi all,

On my products page i have a block that shows up above the comments/commentform. Now i'm looking for a way to move the comments and form above that block but since they are 'hard coded' it seems impossible without hacking ... i tried using minipanels but it seems they are not possible to add as content ... is that correct or am i missing something?

Categories: comments, custom comments, minipanels

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Minipanels are specifically

Posted by headdragon on March 17, 2012 at 8:01pm

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Minipanels are specifically made for multicolumn content inside another content black. When you go to the pages and edit content you add it from the list.

http://web-drupaldesign.com/cms/private/test The center two columns is a a minipanel.

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Hi headdraggon, thanks for

Posted by Luki_be on March 17, 2012 at 9:27pm

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Hi headdraggon,

thanks for the quick reply. But maybe (probably) i didn't make myself clear so here it goes: my project is an e-shop, using ubercart. The idea is to have only comments on the products. The products page (content type with fields) has a block at the bottom that outputs the traditional '' 'Customers who bought this product also bought ...'. The problem is that the block comes after the comments so i want the comments after the block. My understanding was that using a minipanel as a block was the solution but somehow i can't add the comments and the comment form as content to the minipanel, i.o.w. they don't show up in the list so the minipanel doesn't work ...

I used OSCommerce for a cart

Posted by headdragon on March 17, 2012 at 9:43pm

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I used OSCommerce for a cart is is based on Drupal 960GS. I let it deal with all the comments on the items and everything it does it so much better than Drupal carts. You can see it in action at http://web-drupaldesign.com/cms/catalog/. It does everything you are trying to do.

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