What was happening was that I didn’t know how to set up the “idcomments” JavaScript variables correctly. The instructions were on the site and the forums were useful but not to the extent I needed. Therefore, I emailed for support and finally got the answer on how to set up the variables. Below is the proper way to define the variables that I used to install ID:

• idcomments_post_id – this is the unique identifier of this respective post, also used to determine where to display the comments via a DIV tag on your page
• idcomments_post_url – this is where the permalink URL of the post should be placed. This is especially useful if your post will move from this page at one point. Mine will but I have decided to just let them remain apart of “default.asp” page but use a unique ID to define each one using a URL variable, “?icmmt=”. *This is very important as it keeps comments from other posts creeping into each specific post across your site
• idcomments_post_title – this is the unique title you want to give to this specific post’s comments

Example:

idcomments_post_id = ‘Hockey’;

var idcomments_post_url = ‘http://www.wjfuoco.com/default.asp?icmmt=Hockey’;

var idcomments_post_title = ‘Hockey Post Comments’;