From that point on, depending on what action the user is taking on your site, you can check the count against a pre-determined figure:
if ( $count < 10 ) {
// The comment count for the logged in user is less than 10.
} else {
// The comment count for the logged in user is 10 or more.
}
Did you keep a backup copy of your database? If so then you’ll need to use that. Then there’s the files and folders. You should be able to get the 2.4.3 zip from:
The alternative to having WordPress posts as “topics” and WordPress comments as “topic replies” is to theme bbPress. Check out the Theme Compat article for some introductory info. You can either use an already-made theme, or have a go at developing something unique yourself.
function juliahart18_filter_message_recipients( $message ) {
$i = 0;
foreach ( $message->recipients as $recipient ) {
// 1 is the ID of the user you want to exclude from the message.
if ( $recipient->user_id == 1 ) {
unset( $message->recipients[$i] );
}
$i++;
}
}
add_action( 'messages_message_before_save', 'juliahart18_filter_message_recipients' );
Check out the Template Hierarchy article. It will show you how to set up templates for BuddyPress. You can then remove the comment section and comment form from the page(s) you want.
I’m not sure this is possible out of the box. You could either try finding a plugin or perhaps implement the Iterator interface if you’re comfortable with PHP to go through the CSV file and insert the values into the db.
