CommentCounts
Returns the total number of comments for WordPress posts, including counts by status such as approved, pending, and spam.
Table-Specific Information
SELECT
The driver uses the WordPress API to process the following filter server-side. Other filters are processed client-side within the driver.
- PostId supports the = operator.
SELECT * FROM CommentCounts WHERE PostId = 21
Columns
| Name | Type | References | Description |
| All | Int | Represents the total count of all comments on the post, regardless of status such as, approved, pending, spam, or trash. | |
| Approved | Int | The number of approved comments for the post. | |
| Pending | Int | The number of comments on the post that are awaiting moderation. | |
| Trash | Int | The number of comments for the post that have been moved to the trash. | |
| Spam | Int | The number of comments on the post that are marked as spam. | |
| PostTrashed | Int | Indicates whether the associated post has been moved to the trash in WordPress. | |
| TotalComments | Int | The total number of comments associated with the post across all statuses. |
Pseudocolumns
Pseudocolumn fields are used in the WHERE clause of SELECT statements and offer more granular control over the data returned from the data source.
| Name | Type | Description | |
| PostId | Int | The unique identifier of the post for which the comment counts are summarized. |