--- In dotcomments-support@yahoogroups.com, "crulea" <crulea@y...> wrote:
>
> I'm lost... in dotcomments !
>
> I have seen all the messages of dotcomments-support in relation with
> "0 comments" but i didn't find the solution of my problem.
>
> A have made a test at
>
> http://membres.lycos.fr/commentstest/
>
> All is ok but i always have "0 comments".
>
> Do you know where i do a mistake ?
> Thanks and have a happy new yeau everybody.
>
> Sorry fot my very bad english, i'm not from england or america..

I found this when I searched it as "0" comments, Phil R. has covered this topic,
so I'll paste
it here for you . Hopefully it helps ?

pero

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My first guess would be that the problem isn't in the PHP, it's in the
javascript. Are your comment links formed from

<a href="javascript:viewComments('<$BlogItemNumber$>')"><? echo
commentCount('<$BlogItemNumber$>'); ?></a>

(with single quotes around <$BlogItemNumber$> in both cases), rather
than what the outdated readme says? Blogger changed to
BlogItemNumberStringsSoLongTheyGetRounded a while back, and if you
don't quote them you wind up storing the comments under a different
number than the actual 18 digit post ID string.

Phil Ringnalda
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