Yes. It is possible publish_report action triggered whenever a report is published, or if it is edited and the status is changed to publish. You have to done some error hadling. function create_discussion_post( $ID, $post ) { //Write a code to create a discussion post. } add_action( ‘publish_report’, ‘create_discussion_post’);
There is easier way to achieve your idea. But , to be true, I cant easily understand what you need? 1) If you need just to target styling of that button, then no need to add any class. Target it using parent: p.form-submit input#submit{ desired options here } 2) Maybe you have error in that … Read more
Please check this $args = array(‘post_author’ => get_current_user_id(),); $comments = get_comments( $args ); $list_args = array( ‘reverse_top_level’ => false ); wp_list_comments( $list_args, $comments );
I think the conditional tag which is comments_open() is not required. That checks if the comments are allowed for that specific page or not. Try using the following code <?php if ( is_single(‘1740’) || ( !is_home() || !is_front_page() || !is_single() ) ) { wp_enqueue_script( ‘comment-reply’ ); } ?> comments_open() requires the post ID for the … Read more
Disqus comments count taking long to update
Necessary to have a comments.php if there are no comments?
You can use this code in your function.php: $args = array(‘must_log_in’=> ‘<spam class=”must-log-in”>’ . sprintf( __( ‘You must be <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/256371/%s”>logged in</a> to post a comment.’ ), HERE YOUR CUSTOM PAGE URL ) . ‘</spam>’); comment_form($args);
On the comment form page if they are not logged in send a 301 redirect to the registration page. (wp-login.php) Pass along a GET variable with the current page and use it in a function like this: Registration Redirect Function. Wrap it in an if statement checking for the GET variable. Then redirect to that … Read more
If you have the username then you should be able to get the user using the get_user_by function, which will return the user object https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_user_by/ $user = get_user_by(field, value);
You could use javascript if you wanted. So wherever the button click is checked, you could add something like this: <?php $message = “Your comment has been submitted”; echo “<script type=”text/javascript”>alert(‘$message’);</script>”; ?> That is if it is supposed to happen when they click the button – I might be misinterpreting the question.