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In the new format, [v:comments] in the comic display page just gets "1", no matter how many comments there are. [l:comments] in the comic archive loop still works just fine.

Nowadays, I also abide by the rule of "If it's my work, I don't create the page nor edit it." It's surprisingly easy to tell when an author is describing their own work, if you know what you're looking for.

I treat gaining a TVTropes page as an accomplishment. If someone with no obligations took the time to make one for the comic, then something has clearly been done right. If an edit is made to cover a certain event in the comic, that must have been significant enough to be noteworthy. It's an opportunity to watch how strangers on the Internet describe, perceive, and analyze the comic.

Also, not really an active enough wiki-er to make a habit of editing public pages. *shrug* Still, it's a nice source of views - about 1 in 24 visitors per day.

YES! I was bumping up against that limit a couple of times (only by a few KB). I should be JUST DANDY from here on out.

Whatever thou hast done, 'tis working now!

Thanks. That's all I needed.

Y-Yes... I'm talking about the comic display. That version isn't working for me.

Hmm... Got it to work in the comic archive...

<li class="archivecomic">[l:number]. <a href="[l:comicurl]">[l:comictitle]</a> - [l:comments] Comments</li>

but not on the comic display. Apparently,

<h3>There are [comments] comments:</h3>

isn't the correct way of doing it. I get the feeling it recognizes the variable, but it's replaced by nothing on the page. So the result is:
There are comments.

Can I get a little help here?

I'd like to count the number of comments there are on each comic page and display that number. "There are X Comments" or something like that. At the very least, I want to know: How would I go about doing this? Thanks.

Not zero, but not terribly large, either. My script buffer is 6 (two weeks worth), but I only have about one or two comics complete at any one time.

Decided not to bump this thread for Thursday's update, not sure why. Not that it hurt, though - I seem to have rolled a natural 20 on my advertising attempts.

Anyway, Friendship is Dragons is up to comic number 4!

It updates on Tuesdays and Thursdays! Go check out the second comic.

Ever read Shamus Young's DM of the Rings? Ever read The Comic Irregulars' Darths and Droids?

Well, yeah. This is like that, but with ponies.

Friendship is Dragons

A screencap comic of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Equestria is a custom campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons, and the mane six are Player Characters. How will a party of six roleplayers fare in a world where the usual hack-'n'-slash high fantasy has been replaced by pastel-colored ponies?