@JacobPeattie Forget my last answers. You are absolutely right, Antispam Bee was the cause. I didn’t install it on the second site. After installing it, I also have there now an obfuscated name. Thanks so much for your help! I should have seen this myself. Thanks for the great support here – with your help … Read more
Looking at the Codex entry for get_comment_meta(), it appears that when the $single argument is set to TRUE (as you have done), the function returns a string. Try throwing an echo() into the works: <?php echo get_comment_meta( $comment->comment_ID, ‘country’, true ); ?>
1. You can use pre_get_comments hook: add_action(‘pre_get_comments’, function($query) { global $pagenow; if ( is_admin() && (‘your-custom-page’ === $pagenow) ) { $query->query_vars[‘meta_query’] = [ ‘relation’ => ‘AND’, [ ‘key’ => ‘key1’, ‘value’ => ‘meta1’ ], [ ‘key’ => ‘key2’, ‘value’ => ‘meta2’ ] ]; } }); 2. You need to learn how to create an admin … Read more
The quick answer would probably be ‘yes’ – although it is not recommended to customize a wordpress function directly a.k.a. “hack the core”. I would strongly recommend you use a child theme to override the comments template “comments.php” which is afaik the only template actually using the function twentytwelve_comment. You could then call your own … Read more
I’ve done exactly something similar. First, use get_comment_meta for getting the per comment rating, you don’t need the SQL for it. Then get the average rating (addition of individual comment ratings on a single post / number of comments on this post). Then store this average value as post meta for this post. Use WP_Query … Read more
Put the following function in your Theme’s functions.php and then put <?php echo tnc_reactions_count($post->ID); ?> in your single.php to output the numbers. Let me know if it works as I have not tested it completely. function tnc_reactions_count($post_id){ global $wpdb; $comments_table = $wpdb->prefix.’comments’; $commentsmeta_table = $wpdb->prefix.’commentmeta’; $get_post_comments = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM $comments_table WHERE comment_post_ID=’$post_id'”, OBJECT … Read more
From the look at code WP_Comment_Query class, used internally by get_comments() allows orderby argument to be set to ‘meta_key’ string to sort by key in argument of same meta_key name.
Make the input names array elements: <input type=”checkbox” name=”condition[]” PHP will convert that on the fly to a real array before you get access to the values.
In the link you have provided it shows how to get the value of the “collected” meta using $twitter = get_comment_meta($comment_ID,’_twitter’,true); so all that is left for you to do is edit your comments loop and add the next few lines in it. $extra_field = get_comment_meta($comment_ID,’_extra_field’,true); echo $extra_field; Hope this Helps
$parent_post is an object, update_post_meta requires the ID, so should be: update_post_meta( $parent_post->ID, ‘average_wr’, $commentdata );