You could create a hidden dummy post and use always its post ID as comment_post_ID. Then use a comment meta field to store the related ID from your custom table. The other, and probably better option: use custom post types, not tables if you need something that acts like a post. Register that post type … Read more
From inside a comment Loop… $author_data = get_user_by(‘login’,$comment->comment_author); if (!empty($author_data)) { var_dump($author_data->roles); } $author_data->roles is an array so you will need to work out what you want to do with that. That is, print them all? Print the highest ranking role? if (array_intersect(array(‘administrator’,’moderator’),$author_data->roles)) { echo ‘admin’; } elseif (array_intersect(array(‘something’,’else’),$author_data->roles)) { echo ‘something else’; }
WordPress should give this option below Attribute all posts to: Anyhow, I wrote a post on this (Clean Comments Table After User Deleted) Edit Also, you can move your all posts from deleted users to admin user. global $wpdb; $admin_id = 1; // Assign admin user id here $posts_table = $wpdb->prefix . ‘posts’; $users_table = … Read more
Deleting users do not deletes coments
Any ideas anyone? Ive tried to run same array and foreach but for user_id => 1, to test. But all I get is a complete list with comments made by user with id 1. I want to display only the responses (from user id 1) below the current_user comments.
Pull & display new comments without refreshing the page
I think the reason for your header already sent error is that you are using comments_number() that will echo the value. Try instead get_comments_number( $post_id ); to return it. The Codex info on this function says that it returns the total number of comments, trackbacks, and pingbacks for the post.
Open up the /wp-content/themes/twentythirteen/functions.php file and change the line $format_prefix = ( has_post_format( ‘chat’ ) || has_post_format( ‘status’ ) ) ? _x( ‘%1$s on %2$s’, ‘1: post format name. 2: date’, ‘twentythirteen’ ): ‘%2$s’; to $format_prefix = ( has_post_format( ‘chat’ ) || has_post_format( ‘status’ ) ) ? _x( ‘%1$s on %2$s – show/leave comments’, ‘1: … Read more
Since you are in a loop you can use the function get_comments_number(). Retrieves the value of the total number of comments, Trackbacks, and Pingbacks for a post. This tag must be within The Loop. Unlike comments_number() this function will return the value as a numeric value. Use it for example as follows: $num_comments = get_comments_number(); … Read more
Sorry, being stupid, i was using $comment_id, I needed $comment_ID. The wp_update_comment() function still didn’t work though, if anyone can shed some light onto that.