• Resolved EFDEEDEE

    (@efdeedee)


    Hi,

    It seems to me that your plugin is one great plugin. Keep the good work, dude!

    I just have one question, though. It seems the that the bid comments is not calling my theme’s comments.php. It doesn’t also call my parent theme’s comments.php.

    Checking the file auction-description-tabs.php, I saw that it’s calling comment_form(”,$wdm_auction->ID);

    Is there a way to modify this so that it’ll call comments.php of my child theme?

    tnx so much and more power,

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/ultimate-auction/

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  • Plugin Author Nitesh

    (@nitesh_singh)

    Hi,

    The intention of comments for an auction is to discuss openly about the product. So, each auction displays its own comments. Its done on purpose. I don’t think it would be useful if you display generic comments in all auctions, that wont help anyways.

    Since we are managing the front end (auction pages) through a shortcode (to make it theme independent), the default comment will not behave properly. But, you can try comment_form(); instead of comment_form(”,$wdm_auction->ID); in auction-description-tabs.php, but I think that will not work properly.

    Thread Starter EFDEEDEE

    (@efdeedee)

    Hi Nitesh,

    Tnx so much for you reply. Yes, I believe it isn’t wise to mess with the codes as it would just be overwritten on upgrades. So, what I just did is to do CSS styling so the comment form would look like that on my theme.

    more power,

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