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You're not missing anything. Unfortunately this isn't configurable at the moment. This would make a nice documented option for developers.
We'll talk it over a bit and see what we can do. Please feel free to shoot us any suggestions or needs you may have.
var disqus_url = 'set_to_something';
var disqus_container_id = 'set_to_something';
$.getScript('http://disqus.com/forums/rssmeme/embed.js'); <-- that's jQuery
But it didn't work :(
We do allow you to set the container id, I stand corrected. My mistake.
That should load the Disqus thread into thread_NUM but as you can see it doesn't. It just blanks the screen and starts loading something. Firebug shows no errors.
The relevant javascript can be seen at http://media.benjamingolub.com/rssmeme/js/rssme... under the numComments function. Any help would be really appreciated; I think Disqus is great (and also built using Django, a big plus in my book!)
But it is quirky. If you click the comment link for a story it will correctly load it. Then go to click on one ABOVE that story and again it will work fine. Go try to load the comments for a story BELOW a story that has already loaded and it loads the comments on the FIRST one it sees.
I looked at thread.js and found that it is ONLY searching for the div with id dsq-content. I could copy this locally and fix things but I'm feeling like I'm monkey patching way too much here. Could you modify thread.js so that it looks for dsq-content WITHIN the div with id disqus_container_id instead?
Now we're talking!