{JFBCComments} not appearing in K2 template

Paul,
Haven't heard that issue before at all. Can you try enabling the social buttons as well (FB Like, G+1, etc) to see if those show up properly?

If those don't show, let me know a URL we can take a look at the page and we'll gladly look at the output to see if we can diagnose it a little better.

Thanks,
Alex

Paul,
It couldn't be something wrong with your item.php file. I see the {JFBCComments} tag on the page, so that means our system isn't detecting and/or replacing that tag properly. You really couldn't have done that by overriding the K2 template files.

There's a few things I'd recommend looking into that may be the cause:
* Check if you have the System - Cache plugin enabled. If so, move it to the last (highest number) position (or temporarily disable it altogether).
* Check if there is an Admin Render Key set in the Social -> Misc area of JFBConnect. If so, try removing that altogether.
* Try on adding the JFBCLike module or {JFBCLike} tag on some other pages to see if they work there.

Let me know if any of the above helps!

Thanks,
Alex

Paz,
Glad it was just the render key. It is a good feature and one we quickly realized was required when we added tags to the component and couldn't add them to forum posts (or other areas) without them being rendered right way. Now we can add {JFBCLike} wherever we want. The main point though was to prevent user's from doing something silly on your site, though there's not too much 'bad' that could be done with a tag, it's just not best to give users that power

For the Comment Counts, that's a language string. You can edit it in the /languages/en_GB/en_GB.com_jfbconnect.ini file or use the Language Manager override system of Joomla. The string you're looking for is:
COM_JFBCONNECT_COMMENTS_COUNT="Number of Comments: %s"

Just change that to "%s" and it should do what you're looking for.

Hope that helps!
Alex