I want to print a individual comment in drupal based on it's comment ID. How can I do this? Google and other sources have yielded me nothing. Thank you.
问题:
回答1:
Eaton's suggestion is good (except it's {comments}
, not {comment}
) if you need to display the comment like core does it, including the info coming from the node. Except the default theme_comment implementation in modules/comment/comment.tpl.php
makes no use of $node.
However, I'd do it slightly differently, because if you need to extract a single comment, displaying it with the normal content formatting provided by comment.tpl.php
is likely to be inappropriate.
function print_comment($cid) {
$sql = "SELECT * FROM {comment} c WHERE c.cid = %d";
if ($comment = db_fetch_object(db_rewrite_sql(db_query($sql, $cid), 'c'))) {
return theme('my_special_comment_formatting', $comment);
}
}
And of course, define this special commment formatting in your module's hook_theme()
implementation, inspired by what comment.tpl.php
does.
2014-02 UPDATE: note that this is a 2009 question/answer. In Drupal 8, you just don't want to access the hypothetical underlying SQL database (and would not do it like this anyway, but use DBTNG), but just use something like:
if ($comment = entity_load('comment', $cid)) {
return entity_view($comment, $view_mode);
}
回答2:
function print_comment($cid) { $sql = "SELECT * FROM {comments} WHERE cid = %d"; if ($comment = db_fetch_object(db_query($sql, $cid))) { $node = node_load($comment->nid); return theme('comment', $comment, $node); } }
回答3:
No reason to use any sql to do this, two drupal api function calls is all it takes.
function print_comment($cid)
{
$comment = _comment_load($cid);
return theme('comment',$comment);
}