Double-check your server's PHP configuration. In php.ini, dotcomments requires register_globals to be On. Found this out the hard way, after using a custom php.ini to appease two other scripts I'm running that ask it be turned Off. When I turned register_globals Off, cookies were not generated (to auto-fill form contents) and comments were not stored when the form was submitted.
Hope this helps!
~ Angela
----- Original Message -----From: peromedicSent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 12:47 PMSubject: [dotcomments-support] Solution for "0 comments".??I am still trying to work on a solution for this. I am weary of the
problem by now. I have checked the first section of code and re-placed
it twice. I have checked the bit of code in the <head of the document.
I have checked the script that opens the comment window. I don't know
enough about PHP to know if that file has an error.
I am at a loss. If I manage to find the solution I will document it
here (and keep the information for future problems people have since
it is common).
The count used to work. The comments post - the only thing not working
is the count. ANY help or suggestions is appreciated - many people are
stuck on 0 waiting for assistance.
Thank you.