I found a solution and now my frontend avatar script is fully functioning. Happy days 🙂 I ended up scrapping the above code and using this. add_filter( ‘pre_get_avatar_data’, ‘wad_avatar_meta’, 10, 2 ); function wad_avatar_meta( $args, $id_or_email ){ $user_avatar_meta_key = ‘avatar’; if( is_object( $id_or_email ) && isset( $id_or_email->comment_ID ) ){ $id_or_email = get_comment( $id_or_email ); } … Read more
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How to show a list of comments on home page from all posts?
I also have a page where I list comments and replies to the current user comments. I might not be able to explain the answer very well, but this is what I did. I listed all the comments of the current user and listed again the comments with the parent_id of the current user’s comments. … Read more
So to do the same thing but for the parent comment this should do it. This is untested but does the same thing as your first case, but with the parent comment object instead of the current comment. if( $comment->comment_parent ) { $parentComment = get_comment($comment->parent); $usermeta = get_userdata($parentComment->user_id); echo $usermeta->display_name ; } Does that do … Read more
This page says that feature was removed from WordPress a long time ago, so you may have a theme or plugin which has put it back. You can try using the same filter to remove it again. To use the filter you need to add this to your functions.php file: function remove_comment_prompt( $defaults ) { … Read more
WordPress doesn’t have built-in profile pictures (Avatars) by default. See Settings > Discussion in the menu for available options. So you may have a few options: Use Gravatar, as this is bundled in WordPress by default and free but would not require a profile image upload button as its managed separately. Look for an Avatar … Read more
Update post “A” on comment submition on post “B”
There are other issues in your code or the $form_args array items, but the main ones are: The blank page is due to missing hidden comment fields for replying to comments — see get_comment_id_fields(), where the fields are in the submit_field arg by default. So to quickly fix that, add %2$s in that arg like … Read more
With some testing this appears to be achievable with two filters. Firstly you want to set front end queries for comments to query for comments for all posts, instead of just the current post. That can be done like this: add_action( ‘pre_get_comments’, function( $comment_query ) { if ( ! is_admin() ) { $comment_query->query_vars[‘post_id’] = 0; … Read more