I know there are several similar questions, but I couldn’t find the one I wanted.
I want to get all commenters’s on a post. But if there is a commenter who gives more than one comment, then he is not counted double. I don’t want to display them individually like:
I’m creating a template for comments on my WordPress site. I noticed that a simple <script>alert(1);</script> slips through the default WP codex implementation of comments, using the comment_text() function to display my comments. No bueno.
I’m loading comments with AJAX.
It all works fine except reply link isn’t being rendered on the page. As I understand, the problem is can’t pass $args. How would I access $args or max_depth outside the callback?
I have a page with a shortcode that displays information from the database. I have set it up to allow comments on the page. The problem I am having is when I click Submit Comment, I get the following message:
If a post has 0 comments do nothing.
For the purpose of transferring a very large number of user responses from non-WordPress to WordPress comments, I’ve been given a Google Sheet. Regardless of the method by which I turn the Sheet into a CSV file (direct download as CSV, download as xlsx then save as csv, copy-paste into Excel and save), I get some version of the same problem, though with marginally varying results.
In the backend of WordPress, on the Comments page. Is possible to include a column for comment_id? Here is a visual of the locaton…
In the latest version of WordPress, if I added the following code to include a custom field to my functions.php file…
I know how to add a value here that is higher than the max of 10 that is allowed as default (change the value manually in the wp_options table for the value ‘thread_comments_depth’).
With the latest version of WordPress, I’m working in my child theme. I have enabled comments on a specific page. I can see OOTB I have author, email, website and comments input areas enabled.