MarketRaisen2

Yep, it works.

10/10. Thank you very much, hopefully that helps more people than just me over time.

Appreciated

Awesome, I’ll get on this straight away.

brb

I’ve managed to track down where I should add new filters in default-filters but I’ve no idea what I’m doing from here.

add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘wptexturize’ );
add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘convert_chars’ );
add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘make_clickable’, 9 );
add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘force_balance_tags’, 25 );
add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘convert_smilies’, 20 );
add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘wpautop’, 30 );

if i add a filter like

add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘hashtag’, 30 );

Where do I go to tell wordpress what that means?

Hi.

I dont mind a 404 page, Ive already replaced it with my own.

I have no idea about adding filters, I’m reading up on it just now. I’m in way too deep here lol.

As for applying hidden tags, the user submitted posts plugin does exactly that, I might try and hack the code out of it and see what I can do.

I’ve been playing around with a plugin called comment remix for this, still no joy but its progresd.

When their tags are clicked, they open up mysite.com/comment-tag/xxx rather than what I want in just /tag/xxx. I know it’ll just mean changing one bit of cope but I’m clueless with it.

Please help if you can

I’ve been trying longer than 45 minutes lol. Try 2 days.

This forum is a great resource but when asking a new question, it’s always my last resort.

What I meant by the above- when I post a hashtag in a normal blog post, the ‘hashtag’ plugin turns it into a link, which takes the user to a search results/archive page, showing all posts with the same hashtag. It’s just a navigation system really and it would be nice to see the same thing in the comments.

I’ve given up.

It’s a shame, could make a good plugin for the right programmer

Think this is impossible look around deeper into google and here.

Shall come up with something else.

Typed out on opera mobile, sorry for typos, I know the rules say posts have to be written clearly.

I’m looking at that and I swear I tried it earlie ron without success.

function order_by_activity_archives( $query ) {

This first line looks like the problem, I’ve spent 13 hours on this today without seeing the activity_archives. Good news is tomorrow I get to go back to work and ignore the laptop.

do you have a donate button somewhere?

yeah the archive page really has no idea what ‘last_activity’ means

now im going to teach myself how to hardcode a plugin, or at least part of it.

this should be another coupel of sleepless nights lol

I give up.

It’s beyond me.

Sorry for the messy topic, I’ve been pulling my hair out with this for an entire day.

I cant seem to find any code at all to re-order the archive pages. if any of you smarter and more skilled people can come up with a solution, please help.

The functionality I’m looking for really needs the archives, I can’t ignore this, i sjust need to get them to display in recent activity order.

I use the Filter By Comments plugin with great success on the main index page, the recent activity hack doesnt seem to work anywhere else.