Here’s a suggestion for a filter: /** * Filters a comment’s approval status before it is set. * * @since 2.1.0 * @since 4.9.0 Returning a WP_Error value from the filter will shortcircuit comment insertion and * allow skipping further processing. * * @param bool|string|WP_Error $approved The approval status. Accepts 1, 0, ‘spam’ or WP_Error. … Read more
You’ve got the bp_bypass_if_user_can_moderate arguments wrong. From the documentation you linked to it should be bool $value, int $user_id, string $title, string $content, and as normal for filters you should pass through $value if you’re not going to change it. e.g. here’s a fixed up version of your filter: add_filter( ‘bp_bypass_check_for_moderation’, ‘bbp_bypass_if_user_can_moderate’, 10, 4 ); … Read more
use the follow var: $comment->comment_approved and check for the value <?php if (0 == $comment->comment_approved) { ?> <em><?php _e(‘Your comment must approved.’, FB_BASIS_TEXTDOMAIN) ?></em> <?php } ?> code example: http://code.google.com/p/wp-basis-theme/source/browse/trunk/basis/comments.php
Here you go, paste this code in your themes functions.php file: function loggedin_approved_comment($approved) { // No need to do the check if the comment is already approved anyway. if (!$approved) { if (is_user_logged_in()) { // Note: 1/0, not true/false $approved = 1; } } return $approved; } // Action allows the comment automatic approval to … Read more
You can do that simple by using plugin User Role Editor. It is very easy to use.
Community Moderation Plugin for Comments [closed]
This is one of the serious flaws in bbpress, and surprisingly nobody at bbpress is interested to solve this. One work around is to download the plugin “404 solution”, after activation go to “Add Redirect”, then “Manual Redirect”, add the following as the main URL of bbpress: https://www.example.com/?post_type=topic&p=xxxx. Change your domain with your website link, … Read more
Ordinarily WordPress only allows Editors and Administrators to moderate comments, and both roles require those capabilities. This page from the Codex does an excellent job of explaining roles and capabilities: https://wordpress.org/support/article/roles-and-capabilities/ You can manually create a new Role and assign to it only the capabilities you want the Role to have, so that those you … Read more
This might work for you? http://perishablepress.com/user-submitted-posts/
Role Approved Comment plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/role-approved-comment/ This plugin will allow any specified role to have their comments automatically approved.