id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc,focuses 8168,"Using ""type"" parameter on wp_list_comments() screws up paging",Viper007Bond,Viper007Bond,"'''Who It Affects:''' Those who use comment paging and either set the `type` parameter on `wp_list_comments()` or pass a custom `$comments` to that function. Everyone else (for example, the default theme) is unaffected. '''What Happens And Why:''' If you have the latest/newest comments page set to show by default, it can show up as blank. For example, if you have 22 comments (2 of which are pings), 5 comments per page, and do `wp_list_comments( array( 'type' => 'comment' ) )`, you'd end up with 4 pages and the 5th page (which should no longer exist) being blank. `get_comment_pages_count()` is at fault here as it's using the wrong total comments number when diving total comments by comments per page. If you have the oldest page set as the default, `next/previous_comments_link()` is smart enough (apparently) to not continue on to the next page. `get_comment_link()` also ends up using the wrong page number as it's expecting comments to be displayed that aren't. `get_page_of_comment()` is at fault here as it's SQL query is grabbing comments that we've excluded. '''Solution:''' I spent an hour or two on this last night. Basically what I've been doing is passing along `$args` to the other various functions. This way they can realize what's going on and account for it.",defect (bug),closed,normal,2.7,Comments,2.7,normal,fixed,,,