Most likely, the ‘at’ is coming from the value of $comment->comment_date. If that is the case, and since we have to do with string, you could pass it from str_replace first, in order to remove the ‘ at’, like: function my_change_comment_date_format( $date, $date_format, $comment ) { return date( ‘d M Y’, strtotime( str_replace(” at”, “”, … Read more
Yay! We got filters! Wrapping the result of the $wpdb comments query right into a filter callback (and a plugin) is the nice way of handling comments. /* Plugin Name: »Kaisers« Comments without admin comments */ ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) AND exit; add_filter( ‘comments_array’, ‘wpse_61072_comments_without_admin’, 20, 2 ); function wpse_61072_comments_without_admin( $comments, $post_id ) { foreach … Read more
You should not edit the WordPress core files! If you have comment_id_fields() in your comments template, like this: <p class=”form-submit”> <input name=”submit” type=”submit” id=”<?php echo esc_attr( $args[‘id_submit’] ); ?>” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( $args[‘label_submit’] ); ?>” /> <?php comment_id_fields( $post_id ); ?> </p> you might use: add_filter(“comment_id_fields”,”my_submit_comment_message”); function my_submit_comment_message($result){ return $result.” <span>(your message will only be … Read more
Never actually had a need for this but you will need to use the WP_Comment_Query function. There is this handy comments query generator online to customize this query easily. But wait, it doesn’t allow you to select a random order. No worries just add or replace the orderby parameter: ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’ This should return … Read more
In your functions.php add ( there are other rules relating to comment pages you can see them all with Rewrite Rules Inspector plugin, this one just covers the case you mention ) add_rewrite_rule ( ‘(.?.+?)/customname-([0-9]{1,})/?$’, ‘index.php?pagename=$matches[1]&cpage=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ ); you’ll also need to find in your theme ( possibly in your function.php ) where the comments … Read more
This if statement is really wrong : if (get_current_user_id()==1 or get_current_user_id()==2 should be : $user_id = get_current_user_id(); if ($user_id==1 || $user_id==2 )
This code will allow you to customize the comment field labels and will move the comment form below the fields. Add the code to your functions.php or to a plugin. To change the labels, modify the Name CUSTOMIZED, Email CUSTOMIZED, and Website CUSTOMIZED, and Comment * CUSTOMIZED text. /** * Customize comment form default fields. … Read more
If you scroll further down the comment-template.php file, you’ll notice that the next available filter you can use is comment_form_defaults. With this filter you can change the default comment form configuration. add_filter( ‘comment_form_defaults’, ‘filter_comment_form_defaults’ ); function filter_comment_form_defaults( $defaults ) { $defaults[‘comment_field’] = sprintf( ‘<p class=”comment-form-comment”>%s %s</p>’, sprintf( ‘<label for=”comment”>%s</label>’, _x( ‘Please leave a comment…’, ‘Comment … Read more
Finally I figured it out. you may simply add your arguments to the wp_list_comments as associative key => value pairs like this: $args = array( ‘callback’ => ‘my_callback’, ‘avatar_size’ => 48, ‘type’ => ‘comment’, ‘arg1’ => $arg1 ); wp_list_comments( $args ); and then in your my_callback you have: function my_callback( $comment, $args, $depth ) where … Read more
i could not solve the main problem (two comments_template() in one post) but i created a new post_type for “talk to teacher” part and so we will create a post for every teacher in that post type and put the link of that post in teacher’s profile page. by clicking on that link, students will … Read more