Moorst

public function wpc_new_comment($commentdata) {
        $commentdata['comment_type'] = isset($commentdata['comment_type']) ? $commentdata['comment_type'] : '';
        $comment_post = get_post($commentdata['comment_post_ID']);
        if ($comment_post->post_type === 'product' && $commentdata['comment_type'] != 'woodiscuz') {
            $com_parent = $commentdata['comment_parent'];
            if ($com_parent != 0) {
                $parent_comment = get_comment($com_parent);
                if ($parent_comment->comment_type == 'woodiscuz') {
                    $commentdata['comment_type'] = 'woodiscuz';
                } else {
                    $commentdata['comment_type'] = 'review';
                }
            } else {
                $commentdata['comment_type'] = 'review';
            }
        }
        return $commentdata;
    }

This is the function responsible. Is there an filter to remove this?

It’s line 160 causing it;

$opt['email_body'] = esc_attr($_POST['body']);

I’m not sure if esc_attr can be reversed within the filter, so I’ve just altered the plugin for now. Change to;

$opt['email_body'] = $_POST['body'];

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Moorst.

Any info on this?

I’d find this feature useful.

So, if I have a recurring event every Monday, is there any way to output (on the event detail page) “This event occurs every Monday”. Or, if you say that an event occurs every 3 days, output “This event occurs every 3 Days”.

Brilliant, that’s great.

Do you know if there’s any way of whatever you choose from the recurrences section from the back-end? E.g:

“Event recurs every 4 days”
“Event recurs on the first Monday of each month”

Thanks,
Chris