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’).( $req ? ‘ (Required)’ : ” ).'”/>’, ’email’ => ‘<input … Read more
It is better to use ‘comment_post’ action for this purpose, it is fired when the comment is saved in database: add_action(‘comment_post’, ‘my_comment_post_callback’, 10, 3); function my_comment_post_callback($comment_id, $comment_approved, $commentdata) { if (strpos($commentdata[‘comment_content’], ‘dog’) !== false) { $post_url = get_permalink($commentdata[‘comment_post_ID’]); wp_delete_comment($comment_id, true); wp_redirect($post_url); exit; } }
I solve it: step 1 – insert a random number in text body, because WordPress prevent users that duplicate comments. step 2- set display:none to textarea of comment field Finally copy this code in functions.php: add_filter( ‘comment_form_field_comment’, ‘set_default_comment_text’, 10, 1 ); function set_default_comment_text() { $post_id = get_the_title(); global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); $comment_rand = rand(10,100000); $comment_field = … Read more
There are many ways to do this. Using callback param One of methods would be using the callback param of wp_list_comments. This function takes 3 params: $comment, $args and $depth and using it you can create custom HTML code for comments. There is an example showing how to use this callback in Codex or you … Read more
Did you try var_dump on the array_merge & avatar parameters? That would tell you if the variables are what you expect. Anyway – it looks like you have the parameter order wrong. You are using custom_comment( $comment, $depth, $args ) but it should be custom_comment( $comment, $args, $depth ) Hope that helps
comment_author prints the author. It doesn’t return anything. So if you do this: if ( $comment->comment_parent ) comment_author( $comment->comment_parent ) . ‘, ‘; Then, what it really does is: check if comment has parent and if so: print its author get the result of function comment_author (which is empty) and concatenate it with string containing … Read more
Version 7 of WordPress SEO by Yoast removes the replytocom variables by default. We’ve removed the option to turn off the replytocom variable. The replytocom feature in WordPress lets you reply to comments without activating JavaScript in your browser. However, every comment gets is own link and these could all end up in the search … Read more
To keep the date/time text, you have to do minor modification in comments.php just add call back argument in wp_list_comments function. <?php wp_list_comments( array( ‘callback’ => ‘custom_format_comment_listing’ ) ); ?> Then add Following code in your functions.php file. you can modification other html as per your design. <?php function custom_format_comment_listing($comment, $args, $depth) { $GLOBALS[‘comment’] = … Read more
When deleting a comment it’s possible to use the second input argument: wp_delete_comment( $comment, $force_delete = true ) to delete it permanently and avoiding the trash bin. You could try to adjust your scheduled script accordingly. There’s also the EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS constant, that’s default set to empty the trash bin after 30 days, but it will … Read more
If you are comfortable with coding, you could try a custom filter based on the WP_Comment object. Perhaps something like the following: function wpse_wp_insert_comment($id, $comment) { // Add your user_id, or use email address instead. if ( empty($comment->comment_author ) || $comment->user_id!== 1 ) wp_set_comment_status( $comment, ‘hold’ ); } add_action(‘wp_insert_comment’, ‘wpse_wp_insert_comment’, 10, 2); -Or … // … Read more