Considering WP hooks capabilities the only way to set extra content here is to reorganize reply/edit form itself, using hooks. An example below demonstrates how to add extra HTML content on “reply” form. Find out “HERE IS YOUR CUSTOM CONTENT” label inside code to check where magic happens. add_filter(‘wp_comment_reply’, ‘test_reply_comment_func’, 10, 2); function test_reply_comment_func($str, $input) … Read more
This will print User Role global $current_user; $user_role = $current_user->roles[0]; echo $user_role; Use above code, where ever you want to display user role.
Please add below code into your current theme’s function.php function custom_validate_city() { if( empty($_POST[ ‘city’ ])) // do you url validation here (I am not a regex expert) wp_die( __(‘Error: please enter a city’) ); } add_action(‘pre_comment_on_post’, ‘custom_validate_city’);
As noted by @birgire, the comment_notes_before argument is only shown to users who are not logged in. If you look at the source, there is an if construct that checks if a user is logged in. If they are logged in, then a filter and an action fired. If not, then the comment_notes_before text is … Read more
Ok, so i tried this and it worked as expected, i replaced the above code (used in comment.php) with the one bellow. To correct this issue i simply checked if the user is logged in using is_user_logged_in() and then added the comment field to the $comments_args. <?php $comments_args = array( ‘id_form’ => ‘comment-form’, ‘class_form’ => … Read more
Yeah this should be possible using the comment_form_default_fields filter, like so: apply_filters( ‘comment_form_default_fields’, $fields ); $fields = array( ‘name’ => ‘<section class=”form-group”> <input type=”text” class=”form-control” id=”name” placeholder=”Your name” /> </section>’ ); Just remember to add any other fields that you want to add into that array too.
You can still use the core comment functionality for the custom post type, then filter the edit-comments.php admin screen and create a new admin page with the required comments table. Step 1. Removing the comments from the edit-comments.php admin screen can be done by using the comments_clauses filter: <?php // Remove comments for specific post … Read more
From quick look at the source there seems to be three possibilities: get_post() returned falsy value, so current post context is invalid in some way. $post->comment_count is 0. get_comments_number filter is being used to adjust the output. Most commonly it would be case 1/2 with something interfering with global post context, dump get_post() at the … Read more
This will be the main code global $current_user, $post; $user_comment_count = get_comments(array(‘user_id’ => $current_user->ID, ‘post_id’=>$post->ID) ); if($user_comment_count) { the_ratings(); } else { comment_form(array(‘class_submit’=>’button’)); } Also you may want to first check is the user is logged in with the is_user_logged_in()
Here is function that return you the comment author initials by the comment id function get_comment_author_initials($comment_id) { $author = get_comment_author($comment_id); $words = explode(” “, $author); $initials = null; foreach ($words as $w) { $split = mb_str_split($w); // to cover unicode char $initials .= $split[0]; } return $initials; } function mb_str_split( $string ) { return preg_split(‘/(?<!^)(?!$)/u’, … Read more