Each blog should have a link that says "Last comments." It will show the most recent comments for that blog, but that's on the front end rather than the administration page.

On my homepage (a collection 0f 10 blogs) I have a button with the 'last comments'
On that page, I - as admin - see also a button 'edit' and 'delete' to be able to directly delete 'spam comments'

and normally it is no more difficult than something like :
/index.php?disp=comments (when your index page is showing blog 1)
or
/index.php/conclusion?disp=comments (when your index page is just the plain old index page like it was by installation)

Topanga wrote:

On my homepage (a collection 0f 10 blogs) I have a button with the 'last comments'
On that page, I - as admin - see also a button 'edit' and 'delete' to be able to directly delete 'spam comments'

Sorry, I can't see this. What do you mean by "Home Page" ? My Home page is http://www.jurisexpert.net/blogs (front-end) and I see nothing in back end anywhere. I use 0.9.0.12

Topanga wrote:

and normally it is no more difficult than something like :
/index.php?disp=comments (when your index page is showing blog 1)
or
/index.php/conclusion?disp=comments (when your index page is just the plain old index page like it was by installation)

/index.php?disp=comments this is working (thanks !), but if I can make your method 1 work... evene better !

put this in the _lastcomments.php from your skin

<?php
	/**
	 * This is the template that displays the links to the last comments for a blog
	 *
	 */
	if( !defined('DB_USER') ) die( 'Please, do not access this page directly.' );

	if( $disp != 'comments' ) 
	{	// We have not asked for comments to be displayed...
		return false;		// Nothing to do here!
	}
	
	$CommentList = & new CommentList( $blog, "'comment'", $show_statuses, '',	'',	'DESC',	'',	20 );
	
	$CommentList->display_if_empty( '<div class="bComment"><p>'.T_('No comment yet...').'</p></div>' );

	while( $Comment = $CommentList->get_next() )
	{	// Loop through comments:	?>
		<!-- ========== START of a COMMENT ========== -->
		<a name="c<?php $Comment->ID() ?>"></a>
		<div class="bComment">
			<h3 class="bTitle">
				<?php echo T_('In response to:') ?> 
				<a href="<?php $Comment->Item->permalink() ?>"><?php $Comment->Item->title( '', '', false ) ?></a>
			</h3>
			<div class="bCommentTitle">
				<?php $Comment->author() ?>
				<?php $Comment->author_url( '', ' &middot; ', '' ) ?>
			</div>
			<div class="bCommentText">
				<?php $Comment->content() ?>
			</div>
			<div class="bCommentSmallPrint">
				<a href="<?php $Comment->permalink() ?>" title="<?php echo T_('Permanent link to this comment') ?>" class="permalink_right"><img src="<?php imgbase() ?>chain_link.gif" alt="<?php echo T_('Permalink') ?>" width="14" height="14" border="0" class="middle" /></a>
				<?php $Comment->date() ?> @ <?php $Comment->time( 'H:i' ) ?>
				<?php $Comment->edit_link( ' &middot; ' ) // Link to backoffice for editing ?>
				<?php $Comment->delete_link( ' &middot; ' ) // Link to backoffice for deleting ?>
			</div>
		</div>
		<!-- ========== END of a COMMENT ========== -->
		<?php 
	}	// End of comment loop.
?>

offcourse you have to layout it the way you want.

and put this somewhere on your homepage :

<?php if(is_logged_in()) { ?>
							<a href="<?php $admin_url ?>/blogs/admin/b2edit.php" title="<?php echo T_('New post') ?>" class="BlogButton"><?php echo T_('New post') ?></a>		
							<a href="<?php $admin_url ?>/blogs/index.php/conclusion?disp=comments" class="BlogButton"><?php echo T_('Last comments') ?></a>
						<?php } ?>

How would I go about adding a 'Ban' link to the antispam blacklist for this? I tried a couple of things, but thanks to my limited knowledge I failed with great success.

Is this feature being considered/implemented into the next version?