The register_new_user triggers after the user has been created when the register_new_user() function runs and it will give you the $id of the new user that has been created. If you are using register_new_user() you dont need a password field, wordpress will create one a send it using the email provided to the user. So … Read more
To check the values of your variables you can use var_dump or print_r (wrapped in <pre></pre> looks better) you can also enable debug for WordPress and use error_log to write to the debug.log. Now for the action to be triggered manually use do_action: do_action( ‘comment_post’ ); take into account that you are triggering this manually … Read more
you can pass an array of WP_Comment objects into wp_list_comments as second argument. // Query $comments_query = new WP_Comment_Query; $comments = $comments_query->query( $args ); // Display wp_list_comments(array(), $comments);
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Wait? Did you just state get_comment_ancestors() does not exist? What were they thinking… We can do this by looping through the entire comment thread until we find the top level comment. We identify it by parent_comment being set to 0: /** * Return the top parent comment ID * * @param $comment_id * @return comment … Read more
A custom walker can be passed to wp_list_pages() using the $walker parameter. Here is a custom walker named WPSE_Walker_Page_Comment_Count() which is based on the default page walker, Walker_Page(). We’re only overriding the start_el() method in this case. The output has been customized to include the comment count. First, add the walker code to your theme’s … Read more
To achieve this you have to create front-page.php file in the child theme of seventeen theme on your site and add following modified code in it. <?php /** * The front page template file * * If the user has selected a static page for their homepage, this is what will * appear. * Learn … Read more
Just replace that snippet for this one: <?php $pages = paginate_comments_links([‘echo’ => false, ‘type’ => ‘array’]); if( is_array( $pages ) ) { $output=””; foreach ($pages as $page) { $page = “\n<li>$page</li>\n”; if (strpos($page, ‘ current’) !== false) $page = str_replace([‘ current’, ‘<li>’], [”, ‘<li class=”active”>’], $page); $output .= $page; } ?> <nav aria-label=”Comment navigation”> <ul … Read more
An administrator is normal the highest level of user in WordPress. If you want to approve every comments, even administrator comments, maybe you can use the moderation filter. If you go to Settings > Discussion Settings > Comment Moderation. You could setup an “cache all” filter. If you put all letters of the alphabet and … Read more
The comment_form() function is pretty customizable, and it accepts a variety of arguments. Take a look at these sample arguments, you can modify them to fit your needs: $fields = array( ‘author’ => ‘<input name=”author” type=”text” value=”‘ . esc_attr( $commenter[‘comment_author’] ) .'” size=”30″ placeholder=”‘.__(‘Your name’,’text-domain’).( $req ? ‘ (Required)’ : ” ).'”/>’, ’email’ => ‘<input … Read more