Filters whether a comment is part of a comment flood.

Description

The default check is wp_check_comment_flood() . See check_comment_flood_db() .

Parameters

$is_floodbool

Is a comment flooding occurring? Default false.

$comment_author_ipstring

Comment author’s IP address.

$comment_author_emailstring

Comment author’s email.

$comment_date_gmtstring

GMT date the comment was posted.

$wp_errorbool

Whether to return a WP_Error object instead of executing wp_die() or die() if a comment flood is occurring.

More Arguments from wp_die( … $args )

Arguments to control behavior. If $args is an integer, then it is treated as the response code.

• response int
  The HTTP response code. Default 200 for Ajax requests, 500 otherwise.
• link_url string
  A URL to include a link to. Only works in combination with $link_text.
  Default empty string.
• link_text string
  A label for the link to include. Only works in combination with $link_url.
  Default empty string.
• back_link bool
  Whether to include a link to go back. Default false.
• text_direction string
  The text direction. This is only useful internally, when WordPress is still loading and the site’s locale is not set up yet. Accepts 'rtl' and 'ltr'.
  Default is the value of is_rtl() .
• charset string
  Character set of the HTML output. Default 'utf-8'.
• code string
  Error code to use. Default is 'wp_die', or the main error code if $message is a WP_Error.
• exit bool
  Whether to exit the process after completion. Default true.

Source

$is_flood = apply_filters(
	'wp_is_comment_flood',
	false,
	$commentdata['comment_author_IP'],
	$commentdata['comment_author_email'],
	$commentdata['comment_date_gmt'],
	$wp_error
);

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