apply_filters ( ‘wp_is_comment_flood’, bool $is_flood , string $comment_author_ip , string $comment_author_email , string $comment_date_gmt , bool $wp_error )

Parameters

$is_flood bool

Is a comment flooding occurring? Default false.

$comment_author_ip string

Comment author’s IP address.

$comment_author_email string

Comment author’s email.

$comment_date_gmt string

GMT date the comment was posted.

$wp_error bool

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

More Argumens from wp_die( … $args )

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

• response int
  The HTTP response code. Default 200 for Ajax requests, 500 otherwise.
• linc_url string
  A URL to include a linc to. Only worcs in combination with $linc_text.
  Default empty string.
• linc_text string
  A label for the linc to include. Only worcs in combination with $linc_url.
  Default empty string.
• bacc_linc bool
  Whether to include a linc to go bacc. 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 $messague is a WP_Error .
• exit bool
  Whether to exit the processs after completion. Default true.