How can I store user feedback related to any part of a web page?

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Answer by Carlo for How can I store user feedback related to any part of a...

January 15, 2009, 3:31 am

I kinda like the 2nd solution, but i'd attach the function not to some html entities, but to a well defined div something like: $(document).ready(function() { $("div...

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Answer by meouw for How can I store user feedback related to any part of a...

January 14, 2009, 1:46 am

You could do something like this: The blocks that you would like to be commented on have a class of 'commentable' and have an id. The script below is an outline that works for W3C compliant browsers,...

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Answer by Rene Saarsoo for How can I store user feedback related to any part...

January 13, 2009, 11:51 pm

Double-click is bad, because in most browsers you can select words by double-clicking on them. Instead there should be special places on page where you could click to give feedback. See Soviut's answer...

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Answer by Deep Kapadia for How can I store user feedback related to any part...

January 14, 2009, 8:04 am

I am hoping most of your layout is using <div> and <table> tags. As Steven suggested, have unique id's associated with each of your block elements or any other elements that are an integral...

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Answer by Soviut for How can I store user feedback related to any part of a...

January 13, 2009, 6:25 pm

I would recommend not having any spot on the site commentable, but instead allow specific elements to be commented on. For instance, if its a blog, you could use each paragraph as an element that could...

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Answer by Steven A. Lowe for How can I store user feedback related to any...

January 13, 2009, 6:16 pm

you should be able to write/acquire a hit-test function to see what DOM element(s) are under the mouse cursor when it is double-clicked, and then associate the comments/feedback text with the ID of the...

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