The get_comment_ID function was not working. So use following code in location_meta_call function function location_meta_call(){ $location = get_comment_meta($_GET[“c”],’location’, true); } add_filter(‘comment_save_pre’,’location_save’); function location_save($comment_content){ global $wpdb; $id = $_POST[‘comment_ID’]; $text = $_POST[‘location_meta_box_text’]; update_comment_meta($id , ‘location’, $text); return $comment_content; }
Comments that are left by registered users are given the class “byuser” – so you can create a style in your theme’s stylesheet to point out these comments. Something like: .commentlist li.byuser { background:#FF0000; } That would make the background of users’ comments red (insert a more appropriate color). If you are not using a … Read more
Unless you’re passing $force_delete as true when calling wp_delete_comment(), the delete_comment hook doesn’t fire. This is because WordPress calls wp_trash_comment() at the beginning of wp_delete_comment() if $force_delete isn’t set true. Try hooking into the trash_comment action hook: function _dbdb_delete_comment( $comment_id ){ $filter = current_filter(); var_dump( $filter ); var_dump( $comment_id ); wp_die( __FUNCTION__ ); } add_action(‘delete_comment’, … Read more
checkout the comment_reply_link function… An example would be: comment_reply_link( array_merge( $args, array( ‘depth’ => $depth, ‘max_depth’ => $args[‘max_depth’], ) ) );
Try making sure that you don’t have more than one copy of Jetpack. Also try activating and deactivating Jetpack. The issue could also be in the PHP files of the plugin.
It appears that you’re intending to redirect the user to a certain page, after the user posts a comment? If so: why are you hooking into get_commenet_link for this redirect? The get_comment_link() function is intended to return the permalink to a given comment. The get_comment_link filter is intended to filer the comment permalink returned by … Read more
There is no wp_notify_postauthor filter, a pluggable function is one you override with your own function: if( ! function_exists(‘wp_notify_postauthor’) ) { function wp_notify_postauthor( $comment_id, $comment_type=”” ) { // your own wp_notify_postauthor code } } I suggest looking at the function in source to see what it does.
You cannot change the requirement in a theme, just the presentation of that requirement. Make the settings in wp-admin/options-discussion.php instead:
I am using a helper function for that. functions.php /** * Count amount of pingbacks + trackbacks for a post. * * @param int $post_id Post ID for comment query. Default is current post. * @return int */ function t5_count_pings( $post_id = NULL ) { $pings = 0; $comments = FALSE; if ( NULL !== … Read more
Ah! It was so simple 😛 Just using WP built in function get_current_user_id( ) and all done. Thanks a lot.