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Just a followup… the same is true for feed-rss2-comments.php with regard to comment_text versus comment_text_rss.

Out of curiosity, is this intentional?

I have the answer here, in case anyone else has the same question:

https://superuser.com/questions/42258/quick-easy-q-about-wordpress-pingbacks

Can anyone help me out with this? It would be very much appreciated.

Got it, thanks, but what data occupies these fields?

Name: Is this the author's name or the TITLE of their new post?
Email: (not important)
URL: Is this the direct URL to their new post or to their website?
Content: Is this the TITLE of their new post?

Hello? World? =)

I checked it out already, it’s an excellent plugin. Looks like we took a similar approach to accomplish the filtering.

So I figured out how to modify all widget output. Check the link above if you’re interested.

Well it appears the answer is elusive. Not even the helpful stackoverflow community knows (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1385954/do-wordpress-widget-or-sidebar-hooks-exist ).

This question is ranking #1 in google, so I’ll post my results as soon as I can trying an output buffering method.

Bump.

Finally got this figured out, here it is in case anyone else runs into this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1166399/wordpress-oddity-with-broken-images-part-2

I asked this question in greater detail here:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1161138/php-function-called-twice-funny-warning-message

Read: my test comments have been going to the akismet spam queue. Unfreakinbelieveable.

Been a few days, was hoping someone would come to my rescue. ??

I’ve tried everything except for reinstalling WordPress, including reverting to the default 2.7.1 theme.

Again, my $comment_approved check looks like this, yet the user is not shown their post-preview, almost as if the yet-to-be-approved comment isn’t hitting the comments loop:

if($comment->comment_approved == '0') :

Any devs that could shoot me something to check out (is it a cookie thing?), would be much appreciated.

Hey Nathan, it’s already set up that way… 0 = FALSE, 1 = TRUE.

Could it be a cookie issue?

As I said, it seems like the pending comment isn’t even hitting the comments loop. I’d really appreciate any input from a Dev or whatnot on what I should be looking for.

Heh, maybe I should have just asked:

Should I be able to see the data I add to the wp_object_cache when I do a print_r( $wp_object_cache ); ? ??