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Managing Trackbacks and Pingbacks in Your WordPress Theme

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  1. kosir (8 comments.) says:

    Great post. I’ll try your plugin and maybe I’ll even use it. I’m not sure yet and actually I like to see trackbacks and pingbacks in my blog. But it could be a problem with more popular blogs that spammer hit more then mine. Will keep this in mind if it ever comes to this.

  2. Angelfire (9 comments.) says:

    Excelent, so much thanks, but… Someone can translate this, my english is so bad, I need this post in spanish :(

  3. Darran (9 comments.) says:

    I have done the modifications as you said, worked like a charm! Thanks!

  4. Ronald Huereca (66 comments.) says:

    @kosir,
    That’s great. Just one thing to keep in mind: none of the techniques actually stop trackbacks from coming in. They just prevent them from showing.

    @Angelfire,
    I would but my Spanish is so horrible also :) Can anyone help out? I’ll provide a link to the translated post if so.

  5. simon (1 comments.) says:

    nice article, just wrote one on comments and Trackbacks and will update it to include your link…

  6. impuLsive (2 comments.) says:

    I would love If you told me how to get trackbacks working with my installation of WP 2.3. I researched, came up with nothing. It didn’t work with and without all plugins activated and deactivated, even with a fresh install.

  7. Ronald Huereca (66 comments.) says:

    @impuLsive
    Are you not receiving trackbacks at all, or just not showing up on your theme?

  8. Tee (1 comments.) says:

    Wow, really a lot of great information here, I had no idea that this amount of customization was so readily available.

    Angelfire – did you try running this URL through babelfish.altavista.com and choosing English to Spanish? The translations can be a little rough, but you should get the idea. Hope that helps!

  9. impuLsive (2 comments.) says:

    When I send trackbacks to other blogs, they don’t appear. It appeared on one blog with a delay. Do some have em on moderation, or does WP have some kind of delay?

  10. Ronald Huereca (66 comments.) says:

    @impuLsive,
    Some have them in moderation, some are automatically sent to Akismet Spam. And some blogs don’t even have them enabled. It’s really unpredictable and I don’t think you’re doing anything wrong if you’re using WordPress since WordPress automatically pings the other blogs.

  11. Lloyd Lopez (3 comments.) says:

    I’ll try this on my blog. I really want to sort out the trackbacks and pingbacks on my blog for a long time now. This will help me a lot.

  12. Group Writing Projects (6 comments.) says:

    Great post, Ronald, and thanks for the code. I’ve added it to my to do list.

    Jacob

  13. Chess Teaching (15 comments.) says:

    Very informative post including some of the answers you have given in the comments section.

  14. Program Manager (1 comments.) says:

    I’m sure this will be handy!

  15. absolut-desing (1 comments.) says:

    thankyou for this creat tutorials
    have a nice day

  16. Ronald Huereca (66 comments.) says:

    Hey everyone, I’ve updated this post to be compatible with WordPress 2.5. See the second to last heading: Update for WordPress 2.5

  17. Darran (9 comments.) says:

    I know I already thanked you in the email, but here’s another one for a job well done.

  18. Ronald Huereca (66 comments.) says:

    You’re welcome Darran.

  19. Matt Algren (5 comments.) says:

    Thanks for the update. I love having my pingbacks split out. Well, theoretically. I don’t get too many yet. [sad face]

    I was coming back to this post to see if anybody else had a problem with their main comments feed after doing this modification. My comments feed (which is run through feedburner) has stopped updating, and it seems like it broke around the time I split the pingbacks out. Could this cause that problem?

    I’m just troubleshooting and I want to rule this one out. Thanks.

  20. Brian H says:

    Hi,
    Great post. We’re running into a similar issue with WordPress Mu. Pingbacks from outside our domain are showing up fine; however pingbacks within our domain (i.e., our bloggers commenting on each other’s blogs) are not happening. Any thoughts?
    Thanks,
    BH

  21. kovshenin (13 comments.) says:

    Thank you, that was helpful.

  22. Nerabotai (1 comments.) says:

    Hey, may i steal some of the solutions?)

  23. Sebastien (1 comments.) says:

    Hey thanks. I used the second solution to filter pingback and trackbacks out. I always prefer editing the code than installing yet another plugin.

  24. Chris (2 comments.) says:

    Is this code still up to date?

  25. Chris (2 comments.) says:

    I’m having trouble figuring out where to drop the functions.php code. Any help?

  26. Aditya says:

    Everything’s fine and good. I get all the counts right but the trackbacks and the pingbacks aren’t shown. I get the number right… say 9 trackbacks/pingbacks to this post but I don’t see the links. Please help? I’ve enabled the trackbacks option from the Discussion settings as well.



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