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Add Google+ Comments To Any Website

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via paulund

Example (News)

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echo "<script src='https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js'>
</script>";
echo"<center><div class='g-comments'
    data-href='".$settings['siteurl'].FUSION_SELF."?readmore=".$_GET['readmore']."'
    data-width='800'
    data-first_party_property='BLOGGER'
    data-view_type='FILTERED_POSTMOD'>
</div></center>\n";


Add this to news.php instead of showcomments

p.s. this has not been officially released by Google for non-blogger sites but works perfectly.
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Nice Phil. Thanks! :)

Don't use <center> though it's deprecated. Just add to your div style='margin-left:auto; margin-right: auto;' to center it instead.

<div class='g-comments' style='margin-left:auto; margin-right: auto;'

If that does not center it just add another div outside that g-comments div.
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shortcut:
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margin:0 auto;

top/bottom = 0 + right/left = auto
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See in action here: http://www.hobbysites.net/news.php?re...eadmore=79

It's easy, just rename includes/comments_include.php to comments_include_old.php
Copy & paste the code below, create a new file called comments_include.php and paste in the code.
Visitors should be able to comment using their Google+ accounts straight away.

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<?php
/*-------------------------------------------------------+
| PHPFusion Content Management System
| Copyright (C) 2002 - 2014 Nick Jones
| http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Filename: comments_include.php
| Author: HobbyMan
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| This program is released as free software under the
| Affero GPL license. You can redistribute it and/or
| modify it under the terms of this license which you
| can read by viewing the included agpl.txt or online
| at www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html. Removal of this
| copyright header is strictly prohibited without
| written permission from the original author(s).
+--------------------------------------------------------*/
if (!defined("IN_FUSION")) { die("Access Denied"); }

$ctype="";
$cdb="";
$ccol="";
$cid="";
$clink="";

function showcomments($ctype, $cdb, $ccol, $cid, $clink) {

global $settings, $locale, $userdata, $aidlink;

if (FUSION_SELF == "news.php") { $href= 
FUSION_SELF."?readmore=".$_GET['readmore']; }
elseif (FUSION_SELF == "downloads.php") { $href= 
FUSION_SELF."?cat_id=".$_GET['cat_id']."&download_id=".$_GET['download_id']; }
elseif (FUSION_SELF == "articles.php") { $href= 
FUSION_SELF."?article_id=".$_GET['article_id']; }
elseif (FUSION_SELF == "photogallery.php") { $href= 
FUSION_SELF."?photo_id=".$_GET['photo_id']; }
elseif (FUSION_SELF == "viewpage.php") { $href= 
FUSION_SELF."?page_id=".$_GET['page_id']; }

opentable("Comments<span style='float:right;'><small><i>with 
Google+</i></small>");
echo"<div style='margin: 0 auto;'>\n";
echo "<div class='g-comments'
data-href='".$settings['siteurl'].$href."'
data-width='600'
data-first_party_property='BLOGGER'
data-view_type='FILTERED_POSTMOD'>
</div></div>\n";
closetable();
}
?>


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<div class='g-commentcount' data-href=[URL]'></div>


Four things:
1. This is a BETA release as it's not been fully tested yet.
2. Google have not officially released this for non-blogger sites although it works perfectly.
3. This will not affect any existing comments in your database at all.
4. Just rename or reload original comments_include.php to revert back.
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Works perfectly! Thank you kindly HobbyMan.
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