How to control size of comments popup window?
According to docs it is set by function that sets up script for this functionality: comments_popup_script(width, height, ‘file’);
According to docs it is set by function that sets up script for this functionality: comments_popup_script(width, height, ‘file’);
Sorry guys! The problem was with the configurations in the WordPress plugin Firewall 2…it was blocking the submission. Thanks ayway.
Probably not the answer you want to hear, but I’m afraid that is not possible as a user needs the edit_posts Capability in order to access the moderate_comments capability. (source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#moderate_comments)
From quick look at code these seem all to be about trying to do something with comment object, returned by get_comment() function. However from this little information it is impossible to tell what goes wrong with it. Could be something about retrieveing comment from database, could be trying to retrieve comment by wrong ID, etc. … Read more
Try changing line 152 in your comments-template.php file from: if ( empty( $url ) || ‘http://’ == $url ) to if ( empty( $url ) || ‘http://’ == $url || ‘Website’ == $url)
Read the comments in your linked forum post on wordpress.com. It’s just CSS. You are styling the elements based on the li.bypostauthor list element. Therefore every other element which is a child of this one will also receive these stylings. The ul.children list is inside the parent li list element. Look at your sourcecode, there … Read more
Taken from comments: The plugin qTranslate cannot parse the time format string if no time options are set. Disabling the plugin or setting the time options fixes the problem.
As far as WordPress is concerned, the individual match pages are the same page, the presence of your GET var is meaningless to WordPress. option 1 – make the individual matches unique objects, such as additional pages or a custom post type. option 2 – hook comment_post and update_comment_meta when a comment is submitted to … Read more
You should structure your comment so it would use the “comment_text” build in function or even easier should use a fallback function that would structure your comment… For example in twenty ten it looks like this: function twentyten_comment( $comment, $args, $depth ) { $GLOBALS[‘comment’] = $comment; switch ( $comment->comment_type ) : case ” : ?> … Read more
best guess is that you’re using a theme that’s based off of twentyten or twentyeleven and aren’t including the twentyten_comments() function from twentyten/functions.php into your functions file.