Comment
ObjectA response or reaction to content submitted by users. Comments are typically associated with a specific content entry.
Fields
User agent used to post the comment. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->comment_agent and the value matching the "comment_agent" column in SQL.
The approval status of the comment. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->comment_approved and the value matching the "comment_approved" column in SQL.
ID for the comment, unique among comments.
Connection between the Comment type and the ContentNode type
Content of the comment. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->comment_content and the value matching the "comment_content" column in SQL.
The unique identifier stored in the database
Date the comment was posted in local time. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->date and the value matching the "date" column in SQL.
Date the comment was posted in GMT. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->date_gmt and the value matching the "date_gmt" column in SQL.
The globally unique identifier for the comment object
Whether the node is a Comment
Whether the node is a Content Node
Whether the node represents the front page.
Whether the node represents the blog page.
Whether the object is restricted from the current viewer
Whether the node is a Term
Karma value for the comment. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->comment_karma and the value matching the "comment_karma" column in SQL.
The permalink of the comment
Connection between the Comment type and the Comment type
The database id of the parent comment node or null if it is the root comment
The globally unique identifier of the parent comment node.
Connection between the Comment type and the Comment type
The approval status of the comment. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->comment_approved and the value matching the "comment_approved" column in SQL.
Type of comment. This field is equivalent to WP_Comment->comment_type and the value matching the "comment_type" column in SQL.
The unique resource identifier path