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--- en:user:user_comments [2017/04/03 02:51] – anupama
+++ en:user:user_comments [2017/06/28 07:46] – anupama
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   * Open the collection in GLI and go to Format panel > Format Features
   * Select the ''display'' format feature and set the value of the ''AllowUserComments'' ''gsf:option'' to ''true'', or add the option if not already present. \\ ''<gsf:option name="AllowUserComments" value="true"/>''
-  * If you had already built the collection, you can Preview it straight away. Any document page in the collection should provide a link in green at the bottom labelled Add Comment. If you're not already logged in, you will be taken to a log in screen and, once authenticated, you can proceed to add a comment. Once you're done leaving comments, you can press the green Logout link.
+  * If you had already built the collection, you can Preview it straight away. Any document page in the collection should provide a link in green at the bottom labelled ''Add Comment''. If you're not already logged in, you will be taken to a log in screen and, once authenticated, you can proceed to add a comment. Once you're done leaving comments, you can press the green ''Logout'' link.
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 **Notes:**
-  * User comments cannot be added if the GS2 server is run from GLI. Run the standalone GS2 server to add user comments instead.
+  * User comments cannot be added if the GS2 server is being run from GLI. Attempting to do so will result in an error mentioning that the document or collection is locked. Run the standalone GS2 server to add user comments instead.
   * Users need to have an account in your digital library in order to add comments. If you're admin, you can create a user account as follows: