You really don’t need much. A headline with id=comments <h2 id=”comments”><?php comments_number(); ?></h2> This will be the target for comments_link() in the article loop. Links for paginated comments. Usually, I put these links into a function and call the function above and below the comments list: class TTT_Template { function comment_pager() { if ( get_comment_pages_count() … Read more
It doesn’t automatically send out emails. You can install a plugin to do that, however. There are quite a few listed in the WordPress plugin repository: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=reply+to+comment Hope this helps, best of luck!
You don’t need a form to submit a comment to the wp-comments-post.php file, or to send a pingback or trackback. Spammers don’t use forms, they simply send their spam directly. Removing the form doesn’t “turn off” comments. To do that, go to the Posts screen, and use the Quick Edit to actually disable comments and … Read more
Pingbacks/Trackbacks: This is most likely a harmless case of link notifications to your blog (A) from the other blog (B), where: the comment_author_email field is usually empty, the comment_type field is either pingback or trackback, the comment_author field has the form: The title of the post that contains a link to a post of blog … Read more
You should filter ‘comment_form_default_fields’ to add the placeholder attribute. Sample code add_filter( ‘comment_form_default_fields’, ‘wpse_62742_comment_placeholders’ ); /** * Change default fields, add placeholder and change type attributes. * * @param array $fields * @return array */ function wpse_62742_comment_placeholders( $fields ) { $fields[‘author’] = str_replace( ‘<input’, ‘<input placeholder=”‘ /* Replace ‘theme_text_domain’ with your theme’s text domain. * … Read more
Check if the user has left a comment // the user may have commented on *any* post define( ‘CHECK_GLOBAL_FOR_COMMENTS’, TRUE ); // // some more code // function memberviparea( $atts, $content = null ) { $post_id = 0; // if the user have to left a comment explicit on this post, get the post ID … Read more
Actually, it is not that hard. The last access time for a user is in get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), ‘last_access’, TRUE ). The date of each comment is in the column comment_date. Both share the same format, so we can compare them in SQL with a simple >. There is an action in the Right Now dashboard … Read more
Fast ‘n’ Hacky The problem can be solved by changing line 319 in facebook.php to the following: if (is_home()) { This way, the front page is not treated as a home page but as a regular page, for which the facebook feature settings can be applied (and will be handled correctly). More Elegant/Complex Here is … Read more
get_comments accepts an array of arguments, you are passing an integer. If you want to retrieve all comments for a post use: get_comments( array(‘post_id’ => $post->ID, ‘status’ => ‘approve’) ); To get an already formatted comment list, is easier use the wp_list_comments() function, instead of another foreach cycle (code from codex): echo ‘<ol class=”commentlist”>’; //Gather … Read more
Take a look at the comment docs – http://v2.wp-api.org/reference/comments/ And the following syntax: https://www.example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/comments?author=Your%20Name%20Here&[email protected]&author_name=Your%20Name%20Here&content=Your%20Comment%20Here&post=1604252