Depends on how many users you have, but it’s probably fine. You could also just keep a running count of comments made by registered user, and add when they comment / subtract when a comment of them gets deleted or rejected / marked as spam.
I would take a look at pre_comment_approved (https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/pre_comment_approved)
Managed to solve this my self. The solution was as simple to just call the comments template. Think I originally messed up by calling the template twice if ( comments_open() || get_comments_number() ) { comments_template(); }
Check WordPress Admin and find Settings Menu. On clicking it you will find Discussion submenu. Check the Image below for reference 🙂 By adding custom css you can make it more beautiful
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Just from the top of my head (untested), would it be an idea to use clean_post_cache after the comment is deleted ?
I wrote the code for three first comments to be moderated, if someone interested. Code below, and to be added to functions.php add_filter(‘pre_comment_approved’, ‘moderate_commentator’, 10, 2); function moderate_commentator( $approved, $commentdata ){ $args = array( ‘user_id’ => $commentdata[‘user_ID’], //get user_ID of the commnet author ‘status’ => ‘approve’, //approved comments only ‘count’ => true //return only the … Read more
Keep comment author’s name on their comment even when their account is deleted
You can modify the comment form. WordPress provides various hooks. See comment_form(). Actions comment_form_comments_closed comment_form_before comment_form_must_log_in_after comment_form_top comment_form_logged_in_after comment_form_before_fields comment_form_after_fields comment_form comment_form_after Filters comment_form_default_fields the_permalink comment_form_defaults comment_form_logged_in comment_form_fields comment_form_field_comment comment_form_field_{$name} comment_form_submit_button comment_form_submit_field