How Do I Find Comment Meta Data in WordPress?

If you want to find comment meta data in WordPress, you can use the WP_Comment_meta() function. This function takes a comment object as an argument, and returns a set of meta data about the comment. Here’s an example:

// Get the comment meta data $comment = wp_comment_get(); // Get the comment meta data as an associative array $meta = array( ‘ID’ => $comment->ID, ‘post_id’ => $comment->post_id, ‘author’ => $comment->author, ‘date’ => $comment->date, ‘text’ => $comment->text, ‘ping’ => $comment->ping, );

The “ID” field is the unique identifier for the comment. The “post_id” field is the unique identifier for the post the comment is attached to. The “author” field is the name of the person who wrote the comment. The “date” field is the date the comment was posted.

The “text” field is the comment itself. The “ping” field is a number that indicates how much traffic the comment has received (higher numbers mean more traffic).

The WP_Comment_meta() function also returns a “meta_value” field. This field contains a value that is specific to the commentmeta data type.

For example, the “meta_value” field for the “ping” field is “1”.