Currently I am not sure whether possible to achieve this or not, if VirtueMart extension has allow 3rd party developer to override the comment count using event trigger, then it would be good.

Perhaps for me you can send us your current VirtueMart extension installer so I can better have a check?

Also can you guide us how to setup to show product category and single product page?

The jcomment component has a counter running. Here is the code from them in the Virtuemart product productdetails:

<h2 id="jc"><?php echo  JText::_ ('COM_VIRTUEMART_COMENTS'); ?><?php

        $comments = JPATH_SITE . '/components/com_jcomments/jcomments.php';

      if (file_exists($comments)) {

        require_once($comments);

        $options = array();

        $options['object_id'] = $this->product->virtuemart_product_id;

        $options['object_group'] = 'com_virtuemart';

        $options['published'] = 1;

        $count = JCommentsModel::getCommentsCount($options);

        echo $count = (' ('. $count . ')') ;

} ?></h2>

Need a similar code from your Komento

Do you mean you have to apply this hack into Virtuemart? I guess if you want to insert your own set of hacks into Virtuemart, you could add a code like this:

<?php

require_once(JPATH_ROOT. '/administrator/components/com_komento/includes/komento.php');



$model = KT::model('Comments');

$count = $model->getCount('com_virtuemart', $this->product->virtuemart_product_id);

?>

(<?php echo $count;?>)

Yay! YES! It works!
But only on the product page. It doesn't work on the product category page
Look, this code uses Jcomments on the category page, can it also be used for Komento?

<?php

        $comments = JPATH_SITE . '/components/com_jcomments/jcomments.php';

        if (file_exists($comments)) {

        require_once($comments);

        $options = array();

        $options['object_id'] = $product->virtuemart_product_id;

        $options['object_group'] = 'com_virtuemart';

        $options['published'] = 1;

        $count = JCommentsModel::getCommentsCount($options);

        echo $count ? ('Comments: '. $count ) : 'Coment: 0';

        }

        ?>

Thank you in advance! I'll drink vodka to Your health today!

It's pretty identical as the code previously:

<?php

require_once(JPATH_ROOT. '/administrator/components/com_komento/includes/komento.php');



$model = KT::model('Comments');

$count = $model->getCount('com_virtuemart', $product->virtuemart_product_id);

?>

Comment (<?php echo $count;?>)

Yes, everything works! Thank you for your help!

You are most welcome