function noindex_comments_pages() { global $cpage; if (!empty($cpage) && $cpage > 1) { echo ‘<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”>’; echo “\n”; } } add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘noindex_comments_pages’, 9 );
Was able to fix it by putting this in functions.php // fix query timeout in wp-admin/edit-comment.php page add_action(‘pre_get_comments’, ‘pre_get_comments_any_status’); function pre_get_comments_any_status($comment_query) { if (empty($comment_query->query_vars[‘status’])) { $comment_query->query_vars[‘status’] = ‘any’; } }
I figured it out. Instead of trying to combine the two functions together in my functions.php file, I added both of them. Why did this work? Because one is adding a new comment (via a call to ajax-comments.php) and the other function is querying all the existing comments. So it’s something like this: My original … Read more
You can use the get_comments() function like so: $total = get_comments( array( ‘post_author’ => get_current_user_id(), ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘type’ => ‘comment’, ‘count’ => true, ) ); echo ‘total comments of your all posts : ‘ . $total; Just customize the arguments based on your requirements/preferences, and in the above example, I’m retrieving the total number … Read more
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I’ve personally stayed away from any external or 3rd party system. Many times commenters are apprehensive about using “another” account or service, esp with recent privacy issues with Facebook, etc. Also, many add bloat and delay page load to run their own scripts, etc and can be harder to style to fit within an existing … Read more
You can do this in the comments loop: if( empty( $comment->comment_parent ) ) { //if the comment does not have a parent, then it is L1 echo ‘my-custom-html’; }
If your theme is old (made for WP version before 2.7) you will need to upgrade its code to work with threaded comments. Probably both internal code and styling. Most fitting article I can find in docs is Migrating Plugins and Themes to 2.7/Enhanced Comment Display Plus there were major changes to comment form functionality … Read more
As far as I remember main purpose of comments_template() is to load template and specific logic should be handled inside that template. Snippet from Twenty Ten comments.php: if ( ! comments_open() ) : ?> <p class=”nocomments”><?php _e( ‘Comments are closed.’, ‘twentyten’ ); ?></p> <?php endif; // end ! comments_open() ?>
As Jan Fabry points out this is not possible by default as WordPress stores comments against post and post-like content and not the tags or organization of that content. That said, the template is so flexible that you could simple use the tag.php template to mimic this — using something like Disqus, JS-Kit/Echo or the … Read more