
<xml>
	
 

	<entry> 
		<author>John Doe</author> 
		<email>john@doe.com</email> 
		<title>Sample</title> 
		<contents>Planet Mongo has a built-in guest book module, called "comment"! You can use the comment module wherever you want to add a place for visitors to comment on your website.

All you have to do to insert a comment box is to type [quote]!`lt^!--[[ comment : main : [i]name_goes_here[/i] ]]--!`gt^[/quote] in a content page, replacing [i]name_goes_here[/i] with a valid and unique (alphanumeric, underscore, and period) name for your comments. This also means that you can add two comment modules that point to the same file, just by using the same name for both.

Cool, huh?</contents> 
		<unixdate>1156192140</unixdate> 
		<ip>127.0.0.1</ip> 
		<type>bb</type> 
	</entry> 
  

	<entry> 
		<author>Planet Mango</author> 
		<email>mangos@are.cool</email> 
		<title>Administrating the comment module</title> 
		<contents>To moderate/administrate comments, goto "config/xml". There is a file for each guestbook or comment page.
All comments are stored in a human-readable XML file by default. The XML files are, by default, "disguised" as PHP files ([i]filename.xml.php[/i]), which prevents people from looking at them directly.</contents> 
		<unixdate>1156192437</unixdate> 
		<ip>127.0.0.1</ip> 
		<type>bb</type> 
	</entry>
  

	<entry> 
		<author>John Doe</author> 
		<email>john@doe.com</email> 
		<title>Example subject</title> 
		<contents>Etc etc etc.</contents> 
		<unixdate>1210278124</unixdate> 
		<ip></ip> 
		<type>bb</type> 
	</entry> 
</xml> 

