By chillz on

Hi

I have created a custom static page for my front page (and also plan to create an "about" page) but what I have noticed is that users are able to add comments to it - hardly a desirable situation. Is there a way to prevent users from adding comments to certain pages without restricting them from posting comments to blogs and book pages?

Cheers

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chillz commented

Right did it as follows:

As admin, navigate to:

administer > content

Under the "Operations" heading for the page you wish to make static click on

edit > Comment settings > Disabled > Submit

Hope this helps someone out

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drupalovic commented

Hi thats very easy.

Follow these steps:

--> Step ONE

You have to create a new page like "Welcome to my new website" on (((Home › Administer › Content management › Content)))
finally go to "Submit" button

--> Step TWO

Now go to your created new page like "Welcome to my new website" and click to View this website (Normal view not in the edit)

Ok finally you have to copy the path of this new created website \right click and copy/ ( for example --> on your browser http://....../index.php?q=node/3)

and paste or replaced it with index.php?q=node on (((Home › Administer › Site configuration › Site Information)))

Thats it!!

By starting your website (www.mysite.com) your website will now go to index.php?q=node/3
and no more to index.php?q=node

Finito