This is a caveat emptor solution, because the comments template is not intended to be displayed on archive-index pages. To display the comments template on archive index pages, you need to ensure that the appropriate template file (e.g. index.php, archive.php, etc.) calls <?php comments_template(); ?> at the appropriate place inside the Loop. If you need … Read more
Conditional tags are used to change content on the basis of what conditions a page meets. While there are no conditional tags depending on a user’s role, this is how you can manipulate content depending on roles: Display content to the user, depending on his role <?php global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); //not strictly required, $current_user should … Read more
I nailed it: UPDATE wp_posts as p SET comment_count =(SELECT count(*) FROM `wp_comments` WHERE `comment_post_ID`=p.ID);
You can simply place the hook yourself in your theme (or better: Child theme) template: do_action( ‘comment_form_after’ );
to list comments use wp_list_comments() functions’ names tell for themselves, your CO
Most themes used comments_template to include their comment areas. It’s completely full of filters, one of which is the include file (usually comments.php) that you can hijack to include a file from your plugin that contains all the stuff for facebook comments (or nothing if you just want to disable comments. Example: <?php add_filter( ‘comments_template’, … Read more
You could remove scripts in the following manner. function custom_remove_scripts() { wp_dequeue_script(‘comment-reply’); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘custom_remove_scripts’ );
Sharing the template Just define it inside your template with comments_template( $file );. Sharing the DB table … simply said: It’s not possible. You can share the user table, which isn’t recommended.
Insert this code after the loop: <?php comment_form(); ?>
I have not used it, but this might be what you’re looking for: Easy Comment UploadsWordpress Plugin