ozzysong

I finally resolved it by passing all my form variables throught wp_insert_post() WordPress function, and is working like a charm.

At last I did it with wp_insert_post() function.

Thanks for the reply, i’ll try that plugin.

If nothing works, i’ll do a plugin myself.

I want my users to create post outside the dashboard too but i don’t want to use TDO Mini Forms because i want to throw in some custom ajax and tricks.

Instead of hacking Mini Forms, It’ll be nice if someone post the variables you need to send to create a post or something like that, because I can’t post anything no matter how hard I’m trying, even copying the dashboard form html.

Some help would be appreciated, thanks.

lol, again it seems that i’m terrible at explaining myself.

What I want is edit the children container to add certain things like a button to hide/show the reply comments, but since the function doesn’t give you control over the children container, I can’t.

Perhaps I’m asking something that I have to do with a plugin or something and not directly inside the callback.

This is a simplified code example.

wp_list_comments(type=comments$callback=my_theme);

function my_theme($comment, $args, $depth){

$GLOBALS['comment'] = $comment;

<li class="comment">
<!-- comment avatar, text, etc... -->

}

This is working so far, but I want to customize the children comments container too and it seems that it isn’t possible.

Nope, It seems that I’m terrible at explaining myself ??

I want threaded comments but i don’t want the markup to nest inside the parent comment container.

The thing is that wp_list_comments allow to create a custom theme but since the function adds the closing tags autommatically I don’t really have so much control over the markup.

Of course you can style anything using CSS but but wp_list_comments gives you the option to use your own custom theme and that’s what I want.

I’m not talking about styling comments, I’m talking about not nesting children comments inside their parents.

Any ideas?