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I’ve made some of the changes that mikelu suggests above, fixed the problems where slashes weren’t stripped from usernames/URLs, made it so that the comment is ‘texturized’ (smart quotes, etc.) during preview, and fixed a couple of the layout issues. My hack of the source code is available through my name link on this post.
The above trackback is from me.
I had some suggestions for this hack:
1. use
htmlspecialchars()
so that double-byte characters can be correctly showed up in the preview page.2.
apply_filters()
to$author_new
could be$author_new = apply_filters('comment_author', $author);
and to$comment_new
could be$comment_new = apply_filters('comment_text', $comment_new);
Good ideas, maybe in a newer release.
Is this the latest version as posted here?
ZX
The example link no longer works.
wtehwreth
Why cant I preview *this* comment?
nice tool, i have just one question: i’m having probs to display the german “ae” (ä), “ue” (ü), “oe” (ö). What do i have to change?
Rob
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test comment
comment
I’m currently using Laughing Lizard’s Three Strikes plug in, and it seems to do a pretty good job, but this Comment Preview plugin might filter out some more.
Greets! I just upgraded to 1.5, and would like to know how to make wp-comment-preview work in the new setup. Any tips, or is that the end of the line for comment preview?
Thanks!
Very nifty, and easily implemented. Thanks!
I note the preview isn’t running here…
Had to add a stripslashes to your preview output as follows:
?php echo stripslashes($comment_new); ?
and in the hidden values, as follows:
?php echo stripslashes (htmlentities($comment)); ?
It keptputting backslashes in things like “don’t” otherwise (and passed them to the post, too).
Forgot to say:
Thank you for writing it. Adding a few stripslashes is nothing to the trouble I’d have had trying to do it myself!
Fixed
I have just one question: i’m having probs to display the german “ae†(ä), “ue†(ü), “oe†(ö). What do i have to change?
Is there a way to test this plugin somewhere?