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Possible to put multiple # of comments for multiple posts links on Index page?
Is it possible to post multiple number of comments links on one page? I tried it but the links would not go in separate posts - they just went side by side like "Comments(1)Comments(0)". I tried separating the links different ways but they would all group at the first instance. Any help?
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Inappropriate?What's the URL of your site and what blog platform are you using?
I'll take a look and see what's going on. Thanks for your patience.
Michael
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I have the same problem on a MT blog. When I installed the code for listing the number of intense debate comments on the index.php page (a summary is displayed for recent posts) Comments(1)Comments(0).... is grouped under the first entry summary. -
If you haven't already please email me at support@intensedebate.com and include this link. Please site that your blog is MT. Thanks for your patience.
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Inappropriate?I have this problem as well. Hopefully a solution will be posted here.
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What platform are you using? What's the URL of your blog? Thanks for your patience.
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Inappropriate?I am using Joomla and I have inserted the following code into my blog index page:
< s c r i p t >
var idcomments_acct = '(My ID)';
var idcomments_post_id = '<?php echo $this?>article->id; ?>';
var idcomments_post_url = 'http://mysite.com<?php echo $this?>article->readmore_link; ?>';
< / s c r i p t >
The article id is a unique string that identifies the post. The code gets repeated on the summary for every article. Each page of the index contains 10 article summaries.
The first time the code is executed, it outputs Comments(x) ten times. Each consecutive time the code is executed, it does not display any output.
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Sorry for the delay. The IntenseDebate Joomla plugin was developed by the team at RocketWerx. Unfortunately they are the Joomla experts and are much more familiar with Joomla integration than we are. I hate to pass you off to them, however they are the best people to get in contact with - http://extensions.joomla.org/extensio...
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Inappropriate?I'm not using the Joomla plugin. I was just stating I use Joomla for completeness and it really has no bearing on the issue. The point being, it the above code is posted more than 1 time on a single page (regardless of how that page is generated), the issue occurs.
Link to my blog: http://synaptecllc.com/blog/
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Inappropriate?I'd recommend trying to wrap the scripts in a container (div or span or the like) if they're not already.
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I've wrapped them in DIVs, SPANs, and TABLEs, and no luck.
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Inappropriate?This solution does not work for me. I have a post that shows up twice on my home page because it is listed in two different categories (articles and most popular). I wrapped the scripts in span tags.
http://practicingtheology.com/
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Inappropriate?Can someone confirm that this happens only if 'idcomments_post_id' is not used - only 'idcomments_post_url' is used?
I don't use 'idcomments_post_id' - use 'idcomments_post_url' to uniquely identify a blog post.
I am using a custom blogging platform that I am developing to learn PHP.1 Comment Add a comment
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I confirm this. That's weird. If I set 'idcomments_post_id', I don't have this problem. But if I set 'idcomments_post_url,' then that's when the problem happens.
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