Try this: if( get_comment_author() == get_comment_author_link() ) echo get_avatar( $comment, $size=”75″ ); else echo ‘<a href=”‘ . get_comment_author_url . ‘”>’ . get_avatar( $comment, $size=”75″ ) . ‘</a>’;
The pre_get_comments hook Note that the single post’s comments are fetched with get_comments(), within the comment_template() function. The get_comments() function is just a WP_Comment_Query object wrapper, so we can restrict the comment query with the pre_get_comments hook. Example #1 Here’s a simple user_id restriction example: ! is_admin() && add_action( ‘pre_get_comments’, function( \WP_Comment_Query $q ) { … Read more
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This function calls all comments by an author and strips every comment to a max-length. Adjust the comment excerpt length when calling the function in your template like wpse19316_author_comments( 100 );. function wpse19316_author_comments( $length ) { $final_length = (int) $length; $author_comments = get_comments( array( ‘ID’ => $GLOBALS[‘authordata’]->ID ) ); foreach ( $author_comments as $comment ) … Read more
I resolved this issue by using the wp-ajax environment. Essentially, I created the callback function for the comment_row_actions filter which created the link pointing to admin-ajax.php in the admin directory with a query string. Then I created the add_action to run in the wp_ajax environment with a redirect back to the referring page. I couldn’t … Read more
Got some idea from here. User’s comments have posted <?php function commentCount() { global $wpdb; $count = $wpdb->get_var(‘SELECT COUNT(comment_ID) FROM ‘ . $wpdb-comments. ‘ WHERE comment_author_email = “‘ . get_comment_author_email() . ‘”‘); echo $count . ‘ comments’; } commentCount(); ?> I don’t have any idea for comments that user got from their posts. Might be … Read more
i had been looking for the code where logged in users will be able to see post of his own only i have managed to make simple function that we can use for the same the function snippet has to be included in functions .php file in the theme folder which you are using function … Read more
Hope this is gonna help. Please try this snippet. Put it in your themes functions.php or you could it load it thorough a plugin or any other way- function the_dramatist_remove_says_from_comment( $translation, $text, $domain ) { //what text you want to have instead of ‘says’ in comments. For removing ‘says’ keep this blank $new_var=””; $translations = … Read more
You can filter ‘comment_form_defaults’ to change the textarea. You get an array with the default fields as argument: add_filter( ‘comment_form_defaults’, ‘wpse_67503_textarea_insert’ ); function wpse_67503_textarea_insert( $fields ) { if ( /* your condition */ ) { $fields[‘comment_field’] = str_replace( ‘</textarea>’, ‘EXTRA CONTENT</textarea>’, $fields[‘comment_field’] ); } return $fields; }
The plugin you mentioned is only a single function so it shouldn’t be too heavy on your setup. It uses the comments_template filter to inject the pingbacks/trackbacks list into your page. But the plugin is using an extra manual SQL query and the template is constructed by hand, so there’s a room for improvements/simplifications. A … Read more