Here’s some examples. These are the actual questions, which have comments And these are the answers, which have comments What I’m looking for is a function that will combine the comments from both the actual question, plus the answers to the question, then provide the overall total 🙂

Ok, I see the disconnect. This is definitely a bug. The WordPress codex will only show comments for the actual post itself – not the answers. In this case, there are two comments on the original question, so that would be correct. However, what I want is the cumulative total for all comments on all answers, plus the comments to the actual question

@rahul, Welcome back ! Why are you apologising ? You are allowed to get ill ? Back down to business ? Here’s a rundown of my wish list 1. AnsPress PRO 2. Integration with Ultimate Member 3. Mentioning ability without using user profile add-on 4. Integration with MyCRED I’m more than happy to help out where I can with any of these. AnsPress is now the featured product on my site at https://www.phenomlab.com and as a thank you for your work, I’m offering my services again as a moderator, and Dev. I bet you’re sorry you posted now ?

Hello, Yes, will do this.

4) average number of questions during a week $q = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘question’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘date_query’ => array( ‘after’ => ‘1 weeks ago’, ), ) ); while ( $q->have_posts() ) { $q->the_post(); the_title(); } maybe the code is not the most optimized, but it completely solves your problem.

2) total of new users registered during a week $blogusers = get_users(array(‘date_query’ => array( ‘after’ => ‘1 week ago’ ))); echo count($blogusers); maybe the code is not the most optimized, but it completely solves your problem.

1) all the anspress participants email addresses By participants I understand those who asked questions and those who gave answers (without commentators)   $emails= array(); $q = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => array(‘question’,’answer’), ‘posts_per_page’ => -1 ) ); while ( $q->have_posts() ) { $q->the_post(); array_push($emails, get_the_author_meta(‘user_email’)); } $emails = array_unique($emails); print_r($emails); maybe the code is not the most optimized, but it completely solves your problem.   UPD optimized the code, now instead of 2 cycles 1

Rahul, On the MyCRED forums, a user claims to have written a full integration with AnsPress. I’m currently trying to contact this user to at if I can get a copy of the source code.

Thanks Rahul, I’ve already started that process, but so I am sure my function is working correctly, would you mind providing a hook example for this instance ?

Hi Rahul, I do recall reading a post where you mentioned you were not well. Hopefully, you feel better now ? Thanks very much for addressing the add on. Regards