You are saving your data with non-unique key (false as last argument), but retrieve it it as singular data (true as last argument). This is likely returning you the first voter on comment. You need to retrieve complete array of values and work with it to be operating on complete data.
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There is no comment_ID until you are in the foreach loop. Try: $comments = get_comments($args); foreach($comments as $comment) : echo ‘<div id=”‘ . $comment->comment_ID . ‘”>Agent Name ‘ . $comment->comment_author . ‘Phone’ . $comment->comment_phone . ‘Reply’ . $comment->comment_content . ‘</div>’; echo get_comment_meta( $comment->comment_ID, ‘agents_condition’, true ); endforeach;
I assume you’re already properly using the WP Metadata API https://codex.wordpress.org/Metadata_API to attach the field to new comments and you just want to backfill for existing comments by stuffing the database? If it was my problem, I wouldn’t bother and would assume in my code that absence of meta implied no likes. If you use … Read more
I’ve found the source of the problem, I have redeclared the function comment_footer_die(). Which wordpress obviously can’t accept. My supplied code works as intended.
From a security point of view, it is always better not to have users you do not manually approve, as writing correct code that tests against a specific privilege is generally harder than a code that has a binary state of logged-in/not logged-in. Core has its privilege escalation bugs from time to time, but plugin … Read more
Use the get_avatar filter and develop a function to return whatever avatar you want.
The solution was to add a priority number to the comment_post action that was saving my rating value, as shown below: function save_comment_meta_data( $comment_id ) { if ( ( isset( $_POST[‘rating’] ) ) && ( $_POST[‘rating’] != ”) ) { $rating = wp_filter_nohtml_kses($_POST[‘rating’]); add_comment_meta( $comment_id, ‘rating’, $rating ); } } add_action( ‘comment_post’, ‘save_comment_meta_data’, 5 ); … Read more
You can use this function, which you’d add to the theme’s functions.php file, to update the average post rating which is saved in a private meta named _avg_rating (but you can of course rename it) — private meta has their name starting with an underscore (_): function update_post_avg_rating( $comment_id, $post_id = 0 ) { if … Read more
Don’t worry. I have found solution for your issue. you can use below code to display 5 top rated posts based on average rating. i have created below function to get top average rated post using sql queries and wp_query functions. here is updated function for all custom post type. function top_rated_post_via_comment_of_CPT($post_per_page = 5){ global … Read more