Comment counts inaccurate.
Hi everybody,
On http://www.ucobserver.org/, the home page shows comment counts for every article. Most of these work fine, but the ones for the columns (under the rotating top-story box) tend to be inaccurate.
You can also see the issue on http://www.ucobserver.org/columns/, where many entries claim to have no comments when they do have some, and others claim to have some when in fact they do not.
(I'm only using the ID and URL variables in the comment count spots, not on the individual article pages themselves where the comments show up.)
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bret Dawson
On http://www.ucobserver.org/, the home page shows comment counts for every article. Most of these work fine, but the ones for the columns (under the rotating top-story box) tend to be inaccurate.
You can also see the issue on http://www.ucobserver.org/columns/, where many entries claim to have no comments when they do have some, and others claim to have some when in fact they do not.
(I'm only using the ID and URL variables in the comment count spots, not on the individual article pages themselves where the comments show up.)
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bret Dawson
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Inappropriate?Sorry to hear you're having trouble. In general, our system works best when the extra values (idcomments_post_id, idcomments_post_url, etc) are consistently used in both the javascript for the links and the javascript for the comment section itself. Currently you're setting these values for the links, but not the comment section.
Please try assigning these two values as well (the same way they're set in the corresponding link) and see if that resolves your issues.
var idcomments_post_id;
var idcomments_post_url;
Hope this helps!
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