14 uses of COMMENT_PUBLISHED

comment_access in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: This is *not* a hook_access() implementation. This function is called to determine whether the current user has access to a particular comment.
comment_admin_overview in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.admin.inc: Form builder; Builds the comment overview form for the admin.
comment_form_add_preview in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Form builder; Generate and validate a comment preview form.
comment_get_recent in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Find a number of recent comments. This is done in two steps. 1. Find the n (specified by $number) nodes that have the most recent comments. This is done by querying node_comment_statistics which has an index on last_comment_timestamp, and is thus a…
comment_nodeapi in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Implementation of hook_nodeapi().
comment_num_new in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Get number of new comments for current user and specified node.
comment_num_replies in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Get replies count for a comment.
comment_operations in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Comment operations. We offer different update operations depending on which comment administration page we're on.
comment_publish_action in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Action to publish a comment.
comment_render in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Renders comment(s).
comment_reply in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.pages.inc: This function is responsible for generating a comment reply form. There are several cases that have to be handled, including:
comment_save in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Accepts a submission of new or changed comment content.
tracker_page in drupal-6.x/modules/tracker/tracker.pages.inc: Menu callback. Prints a listing of active nodes on the site.
_comment_update_node_statistics in drupal-6.x/modules/comment/comment.module: Updates the comment statistics for a given node. This should be called any time a comment is added, deleted, or updated.