Since the comment form is generated before the comment is submitted that won’t work too well logically. The better option is comment_post_redirect filter: /** * Filter the location URI to send the commenter after posting. * * @since 2.0.5 * * @param string $location The ‘redirect_to’ URI sent via $_POST. * @param object $comment Comment … Read more
Finally I found a way and I am posting it here to address any further requests for such a workaround. You may add a customized version of comment_form_title function to your theme’s functions.php file and call it in your theme’s comments.php file. function my_comment_form_title( $linktoparent = true ){ global $comment; $noreplytext = __( ‘Leave a … Read more
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By the way, you don’t need the plug-in to break your comments into pages. This can be done by default, you have to chose and set some settings according to your needs though. You will find the according settings section under »Settings > Discussion > Other comment settings > “Break comments into pages..”« in your … Read more
Alright, I figured it out. Thanks for all the direction everyone! <?php global $current_user,$post; $args = array(‘user_id’ => $current_user->ID,’post_id’ => $post->ID); // The Query $comments_query = new WP_Comment_Query; $comments = $comments_query->query( $args ); // Comment Loop if ( $comments ) { foreach ( $comments as $comment ) { echo ‘<p>’ . $comment->comment_content . ‘</p>’; } … Read more
You can fire filter hook gettext ( example available too ) to change default text Allow comments. in admin edit screen. Here another sample function: add_filter( ‘gettext’,’wpse221235_change_admin_cpt_text_filter’, 1, 3 ); function wpse221235_change_admin_cpt_text_filter( $translated_text, $text, $domain ) { global $typenow; if ( is_admin() && ‘Allow comments.’ == $text && ‘your-post-type’ == $typenow ) $translated_text = __( … Read more
Seems pretty much simple: add_filter( ‘get_comment_author_link’, ‘attach_city_to_author’ ); function attach_city_to_author( $author ) { $city = get_comment_meta( get_comment_ID(), ‘city’, true ); if ( $city ) $author = $city; return $author; } Unless if you are adding the city name somewhere else and wanted to remove comment author name then call add_filter(‘get_comment_author’, ‘__return_false’); Hope that helps.
There is easier way to achieve your idea. But , to be true, I cant easily understand what you need? 1) If you need just to target styling of that button, then no need to add any class. Target it using parent: p.form-submit input#submit{ desired options here } 2) Maybe you have error in that … Read more
You need to use do_shortcode() for the shortcode to actually work inside PHP function add_post_content($content) { if(!is_feed() && !is_home()) { $above=”<p></p>”; $content_of_first_tab = ‘A list of related posts ‘; $args= array( ‘number’ => ‘5’, ‘post_id’ => get_the_ID(), // use post_id, not post_ID. ); $comments = get_comments( $args ); $output=””; foreach ( $comments as $comment ) … Read more
I was making this too complicated. The comment_form_default filter can be used to set arguments for comment_form(): https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/comment_form_defaults/