the same here. i really don´t know how this could work….we have the same prob…hope someone can help us soon. gravatar is needed 🙂 !!
You place the <img src="<?php gravatar() ?>" ... > somewhere inside the comment loop.
This example might help. The example is just that — an example — and probably won’t work if you simply copy and paste.
Thread Starter
Jaxia
(@jaxia)
<i>somewhere inside<i>
Heh. That’s the problem. There is so much going on in the comments.php file for threaded comments that I cannot figure out what it takes. The if’s and else’s are more than my brain can figure out! 🙂
Does the example use threaded comments, too? Thanks for posting it!
No, my example does not use threaded comments.
The list of comments is displayed by use of a “foreach” loop, which starts with this line:
<?php foreach ($comments as $comment) :
Then, inside each iteration of this loop, each comment’s data is displayed. You’ll want to place your gravatar image declaration somewhere inside this foreach loop, which ends with this line:
<?php endforeach; ?>
Thread Starter
Jaxia
(@jaxia)
I cannot find that loop within the comments file. I even did a “find” on it.
line 31 of Brian’s Threaded Comments declares a function called “write_comment()”, which is used to display one comment. This function is called repeatedly, as long as there are comments.
You will want to insert your gravatar image declaration in there, somewhere.
Thread Starter
Jaxia
(@jaxia)
I figured it out:
I put this
<img src=”<?php gravatar(“”, 20) ?>” alt=”” />
below this line:
<img class=”collapseicon” src=”<?=get_settings(“siteurl”)?>/wp-content/plugins/briansthreadedcomments.php?openedthreadimage=true” onclick=’collapseThread(“div-comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>”)’ />
above this line:
<?php comment_author_link() ?></cite> Says:
You can see it here:
http://www.stealtheblinds.net/2005/05/15/step-right-up/#comments
Skippy – Thanks so much!
I hope this helps someone else!
YES IT DID!!!! thx. that was an easy tut for a dump!!! like you, erm yuh.. 🙂
fine fine now everything´s clear. thx
So how do you do this with normal comments in 1.5.1.2? I’m having trouble where to put the lin
<?php gravatar(“R”); ?>
Cheers
Sproke :0)
Can we call this thread resolved now? Or do you still need assistance?
Hey–
I am using the threaded comments plugin and Skippy’s gravatar plugin
and I have everything working except when using the theaded comment template, local avatars are seemingly ignored and only the blank avatar is shown.
I am using this code to invoke it:
<div id="div-comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>" class='comment <?php echo $oddcomment?>'>
<a name='comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>' id='comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>'></a>
<cite>
<?php if (function_exists('gravatar')) {
if ('' != get_comment_author_url()) { ?><a href="<?php comment_author_url(); ?>" title="Visit <?php comment_author() ?>">
<?php } else { ?><a href="http://www.gravatar.com"> <?php } ?><img src="<?php gravatar($comment->comment_author_email); ?>" alt="Get your own gravatar for comments by visiting gravatar.com" class="gravatar" />
</a>
<?php } ?>
<?php comment_author_link() ?></cite> Says:
<?php if ($comment->comment_approved == '0') : ?>
<em>Your comment is awaiting moderation.</em>
<?php endif; ?>
Any ideas? If I use the standard template the local avatar shows up..
OK– after getting some sleep I have seemingly figured out what was wrong:
<?php if (function_exists('gravatar')) {
if ('' != get_comment_author_url()) { ?><a href="<?php comment_author_url(); ?>" title="Visit <?php comment_author() ?>">
<?php } else { ?><a href="http://www.gravatar.com"> <?php } ?><img src="<?php gravatar(get_comment_author_email()); ?>" alt="Get your own gravatar for comments by visiting gravatar.com" class="gravatar" />
</a>
<?php } ?>
This appears to be working
