1visible
Member
Hi again,
please, how to add $comment_count > 1 ? __ (…) to this? :
function my_multiplecomments_text($text) {
return 'personnes vous offrent leur témoignage';
}
add_filter('thematic_multiplecomments_text', 'my_multiplecomments_text');
This function make the comment_count to disappear :(
Sorry, I'm not a php crack (this means all my trys are falling down, bouh!).
That filter feeds into printf() and you are missing the integer specifier: d
Try:
return '%d personnes vous offrent leur témoignage';
1visible
Member
"The simplest is the most difficult… unless you have the key…"
Ok dear, you did it!
Thank you :)
1visible
Member
Sorry but I just realize:
Is there any way to print this return on sidebar ?
I use PHPcode widget, the result is "0 (nobody) personnes vous offrent leur témoignage"
This line from Thematic's comments.php give an example of using the global variable $thematic_comment_count to account for text strings for singular or multiple comments.
<h3><?php printf( $thematic_comment_count > 1 ? __( thematic_multiplecomments_text(), 'thematic' ) : __( thematic_singlecomment_text(), 'thematic' ), $thematic_comment_count ) ?></h3
1visible
Member
Yes, that's what I have done. But the result is always "zero comments…" instead of for exemple "28 comments…".
The fact is I have only one page with opened comments, it's a testimonial page.
The query here is: how to display in the sidebar on the entire site, the number of those testimonials from this particulary page ?
I can edit a simple html line by hand to do that, of course.
But I was hoped than the Thematic power could do this by itself.
With my noob words I'll tell something like:
"It's missing the "page ID filter" to tell how many comments there are on this page."
middlesister
Member
If you want to display the number of comments in the sidebar, you cannot use $thematic_comment_count because it will refer to the number of comments belonging to the current post. Plus, I think it only works inside the comment loop
Try using the good old get_comments_number( $ID ), and give the testimonial postID as parameter.
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