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
While the WP_Query class has the native possibility to orderby the comment_count, it doesn’t have the same to query based on those. But when we look at the posts-table, we can see that there isn’t much we need to alter ID | post_author | post_date | post_date_gmt | post_content | post_title | post_excerpt | post_status … Read more
To answer your first question: »How does WooCommerce add the comment_type of order_note to the dropdown in Comment Administration?«. From woocommerce-admin-init.php: function woocommerce_admin_comment_types_dropdown( $types ) { $types[‘order_note’] = __( ‘Order notes’, ‘woocommerce’ ); return $types; } add_filter( ‘admin_comment_types_dropdown’, ‘woocommerce_admin_comment_types_dropdown’ ); Of course you have to do your own, to avoid conflicts, like this: add_filter( ‘admin_comment_types_dropdown’, … Read more
Not sure what you are meaning to do but, if you take a look at the get_comment_class() function that is responsible for generating the .bypostauthor class you can see how it determines if the commenter is the author if ( $post = get_post($post_id) ) { if ( $comment->user_id === $post->post_author ) $classes[] = ‘bypostauthor’; } … Read more
The comment_form() isn’t quite correct with your arguments being loaded in. You need to pass in ‘fields’ => apply_filters( ‘comment_form_default_fields’, $fields ), into a new argument. Attached is an example of what you would need to update. Fields you want to have filled out $fields = array( ‘author’ => ‘<div class=”comment-form-author”><label for=”author”>’ . __( ‘Name’, … Read more
ahaaa 😀 it’s success, I use CSS. Here the screenshot the code i use on single.php : <!– post section –> <section class=”post-section all-round grid”> <div class=”content_wrapper”> <!– YOUR CONTENT –> </div> </section> <!– end .post-section –> <!– comment section –> <section class=”comment-section all-round grid”> <?php if ( comments_open() || get_comments_number() ) : ?> <?php … 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 )
I think the action wp_ajax_get-comments is not triggered, if you quick-update the comment. You should check, which ajax request is triggered on the update and then change your code into: if( doing_action( ‘wp_ajax_get-comments’ ) || doing_action( ‘wp_ajax_quick-update-action’ ) ){ … } I am not able to test this code at the moment, but i hope … Read more
There is no argument to restrict a comment query directly to a given date. You have to filter the query later: /** * Get the number of comments for a post today. * * @param int $post_id * @return int */ function t5_count_comments_today( $post_id = NULL ) { if ( NULL === $post_id ) $post_id … Read more
You can pass the number argument to get_comments() to retrieve only a specific number of comments. They will, by standard, be sorted descending, so you get the latest comments first. As WordPress automatically seperates comments for each post, you will not have to worry about mixing comments up. This seems to be the easiest way … Read more