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    I’ve been reaidng wiht interest the various post with regards to creating a blog in Modx and have installed the basic blof uisng the tutorial, at least i think it’s working, but it’s not what i thought it was going to be and i don’t want to abandon hope.

    Heres a brief explanation of what im trying to acheive:

    I create a blog/news page.
    On that page ihave lots of news/comments for that given month.
    Beneath each entry i have a ’comment on this’ link so users can comment on an individual post in that document.
    Once the month has ended i create a new document for this month and the old one gets placed in an archive list.

    Ok it’s basically WordPress, but im trying to see how Modx can be used as a Blog in place of Wordpress, i would love to see some working exmaples if you would be kind enough to share, even a ray of hope that this can be acheived. Im not a blogger but a good blog tool would certainly be beneficila to my business, even if it’s not Wordpress.

    Thanks in anticipation.
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      With MODx each entry has its own document, and you use Ditto to aggregate them, and Reflect to archive them.

      If you’re really set on having a whole month’s entries on one page, then just create a page once a month and edit it via QuickEdit. Use Wayfinder or Ditto to generate a menu of back issues.
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        Thanks Sottwell,

        That is how i figured Modx Blog works, it’s not perfect, but it will work.