I got an alternative : This will not just hiding but disabling also function disable_comments() { $post_types = get_post_types(); foreach ($post_types as $post_type) { if(post_type_supports($post_type,’comments’)) { remove_post_type_support($post_type,’comments’); remove_post_type_support($post_type,’trackbacks’); } } } add_action(‘admin_init’,’disable_comments’);
The option_{$option_name} filter can be used to modify the value of an option on the fly. Replace {$option_name} with the name of the option to be modified. Override Comment Pagination Option The option name for paginating comments is page_comments, so we’ll create a filter called option_page_comments. In the example below, we check if we’re looking … Read more
It sounds to me like you mucked up the query and the comment form thinks the user’s on the wrong post. Try adding wp_reset_query(); to your theme right before your theme adds the comment form. If that doesn’t work, do this: wp_reset_query(); global $post, wp_query; $post = $wp_query->post; setup_postdata($post);
There are plugins that add option to subscribe to comments via email. I use Subscribe to Comments at my blog and it works fine for me and readers, but it is very old and promised update seems totally stuck so I suggest to look for something more maintained.
Easy: function show_portfolio_comments( $post_ID ) { // NOT approved $comments_unapproved = get_comments( array( ‘status’ => ‘hold’, ‘post_id’ => $post_ID ) ); foreach ( $comments_unapproved as $comments) { if ( current_user_can( ‘edit_published_posts’ ) // maybe you’ll have to switch to some other cap { ?> <div class=”comment”> <h4>Unapproved Comments on your portfolio</h4> <div class=”comment-author”><?php echo $comment->comment_author; … Read more
Popup link takes five parameters. comments_popup_link(‘No Comments’,’One Comment’,’Many Comments’,’CSSclass’,’Comments Disabled’); So you are on to the correct solution. Now just change the above strings to whatever you want them to be for each # of comments. Finally change ‘Comments Disabled’ to just ”. Or perhaps ‘ ’ if it requires you to put something in there.
Simply add the post_id parameter to the get_comments arguments array something like: global $current_user,$post; $args = array(‘user_id’ => $current_user->ID,’post_id’ => $post->ID); $usercomment = get_comments($args); if(count($usercomment) >= 1){ echo ‘disabled’; } else { comment_form(); }
Have you tried go to “Posts” and checked the box next to the title and in the dropdown “Buld Actions” choose Edit and then apply, Comments and in the dropdown “Allow”. And also have added the screen in the post edit area on the tab in the header called “Screen Options” and checked the field … Read more
In the WordPress backend at Settings->Discussion there is a setting near the middle labeled “Email me Whenever”. Uncheck those two boxes. I believe that will prevent the system from sending those email, leaving only the emails that you send.
This will get you a first name + last name combination if available, or just the first name or last name if that’s all your user submitted. This assumes you’re interested in registered user’s names. If you’re going to add first and last names to your commenting form… or treat first + last name as … Read more