How to get count comments for multiple comments page

[Gemafernandez78]

I have a problem with the "comments count" in the toggle link in my blog: www.albertosotophotography.com

I have this script for show/hide comments in main page:

<script type= "text/javascript">
// Show/Hide Comments
jQuery(document).ready(function() {

// Get #comments div
var uniqueAppend = 1;
var tempName = 'comments';
while(jQuery("#comments").length > 0 ){
jQuery("#comments").attr('id',tempName + uniqueAppend++).addClass('commentContainer')
}
var commentsDiv = jQuery('.commentContainer');

// Only do this work if that div isn't empty
if (commentsDiv.length) {

// Hide #comments div by default
jQuery(commentsDiv).hide();

// Append a link to show/hide
jQuery('<a/>')
.attr('class', 'toggle-comments')
.attr('href', '#')
.html('Notes')
.insertAfter(commentsDiv);

// Encase button in .toggle-comments-container div
jQuery('.toggle-comments').wrap(jQuery('<div/>', {
class: 'toggle-comments-container'
}))

// When show/hide is clicked
jQuery('.toggle-comments').on('click', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();


// Show/hide the div using jQuery's toggle()

var commentContainer = jQuery(this).parent('.toggle-comments-container').prev('.commentContainer');

jQuery(commentContainer).slideToggle('slow', function() {

// change the text of the anchor
var anchor = jQuery(commentContainer).siblings('.toggle-comments-container').children('.toggle-comments');
var anchorText = anchor.text() == 'Notes' ? 'Hide' : 'Notes';
jQuery(anchor).html(anchorText);

});
});

} // End of commentsDiv.length

}); // End of Show/Hide Comments
</script>

I use:

.html('<?php comments_number( '0 notes', '1 note', '% notes' ); ?>')

for name the "comments toggle link" with the count of comments for each single post.

The problem is that all posts shows the same count: the comments presents in the first post. Someone can help me?

Alberto

[ginerjm]

Perhaps I'm reading this wrong, but I don't see any PHP code  in this problem.  Maybe you want to post this to the correct forum?

[hansford]

You are calling a function "comments_number" - that function is getting the data from somewhere - usually a database.

Check what that function returns without jQuery or anything else involved. You whittle the problem down piece by piece.