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6/3/2007 3:34 PM
 

Is there a way to prevent this? If I allow comments to my wiki pages the users can expand the comments section to view comment provided by other users. If they want to make a comment and they click on the "Add Comments" button the comments section colapses. When you reopen the section the add comments form is availble, but that is a pretty crummy experience for users....not to mention some of my friends would struggle to figure that out.....I know, I know, but I have known them forever ;)

Thanks,

John

 
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