CGFeedback limit on comments question

[kms]

When I add a limit to the number of comments displayed on CGFeedback summary, I get nice little arrows to go to the next set of comments. When I go to the next set of comments, the blog entry disappears, all I have is the next set of comments on the page. Even when I go back to the first set, the blog entry s gone, just comments show. How do I scroll through the comments but keep the blog entry on the page?

[kms]

Is there maybe a template to modify when you limit the number of comments that display? I can;t find anything. I just want to stay on he same blog entry page when the visitor clicks to go to h next set of comments.  You know, how you have your blog entry at the top of the page, then you get to the comments displaying 1-x, then when you click the arrow to go to the next set of comments x-x?  On most blogs I have seen it just refreshes the comment section, you don;t go to a whole new page without the blog entry. That is the problem I am having, I lose the blog entry and just wind up with a page of comments. Any ideas?

[kms]

OK, well in the summary template I can see where these links for 'next' and 'previous' comments are created, like this:

Lang('lbl_goto_firstpage')}">
    Lang('lbl_goto_prevpage')}">

And it looks like the values of the pages are held in {$firstpage_url} and {$prevpage_url}, but the questions must be how do I assign the values of these pages to be that value of the current blog entry page? Wouldn't that do it?

[kms]

Furthermore, here is a sample link that gets assembled for the 'next' set of comments:

http://---.------.com/kms/index.php?mact=CGFeedback,cntnt01,summary,0&cntnt01pagelimit=3&cntnt01key1=CGBlog&cntnt01key2=1&cntnt01pagenum=2&cntnt01returnid=57

Anyone know what is happening here? Some of it makes sense, but I just can't see where I could tell CMSMS to keep the next set of comments on the current blog entry page. Anyone know? Am I the only one responding to this post? Am I just talking to myself here? I know this might be starting to make me a little crazy, but has it really come to this?

[Dr.CSS]

his is just the way it works, if you want it changed you may talk to the developer about sponsoring this change...

To me once I start reading comments about something and it goes on to more comments I don't really care about the original 'blog' as I have already read it and am now reading the comments, I've seen many articles that have comments like over 300 and you may have a link at the top to go back to it but all the comments are not below it at all times...

[kms]

OK, thanks for clearing that up for me Dr CSS. I was ready to spend another day trying to figure out how to do this, so you just saved me a lot of time!