The plugin author has solved the issue. He says: I have encountered this bug before, but I just now realized what’s causing it: the ‘comment_text’ filter is not applied on the updated comment content. The make_clickable() function, which makes the links in the content clickable, is hooked to this ‘comment_text’ filter. Anyway, it’s fixed now: … Read more
Need an advice about comments
In the WordPress Admin Dashboard: Click on the Settings menu item. Click on the Discussion sub menu item. Remove the check in the box next to Comment author must have a previously approved comment. Click the Save Changes button.
You can unset this field like that : function wpse_109744_comment_form_fields($fields) { if(isset($fields[‘url’])) unset($fields[‘url’]); } $fields [’email’] = ‘your markup’; $fields [‘author’] = ‘your markup’; $return $fields; add_filter(‘comment_form_default_fields’, ‘wpse_109744_comment_form_fields’) EDIT :
I made no additional changes, but somehow it’s working correctly now. Perhaps the system had to sleep on it or something, but when I checked again this morning everything was working properly. I believe that these instructions do work: Why are the comments disabled by default on my custom_post_types? Essentially kick-starting the comments in SETTINGS … Read more
Just to close this out, the answer is very easy in that, yes it is possible and here’s the function that does the check to see if the comment passes the moderation verification or not. Then you can add a conditional and either add the comment or not based on that. check_comment(); Function reference: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/check_comment
If you are 100% sure that is the line you have to change then just create your own function to do the same thing. function my_popup_link() { echo get_permalink() . ‘#disqus_thread’; } Then replace the function call in your template with your own.
Theme comment callback results nothing
Commentform – Hightlight invalid fields instead of prompting towards error page
Original Poster’s answer in comments also worked for me, will share it here so this can have a solution. Replace: $(‘form’).submit(); With: $(‘form’).unbind(‘submit’); $(‘#submit’).click(); I used this to submit comments with JQuery with the ENTER key rather than clicking the button: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(‘#comment’).keydown(function(event) { if (event.keyCode == 13) {//capture ENTER Key $(‘form’).unbind(‘submit’); $(‘#submit’).click(); return … Read more