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If you are using not using <code>wp_list_comments</code> but for instance <code>get_comments</code> and then run a for each, as you did above, the problem with <code>comment_reply_link</code> is the following: In the wordpress comment-template.php the <code>get_comment_reply_link</code> used by <code>comment_reply_link</code> has a <code>NULL</code> value in <code>$args['max_depth']</code> thus the below if statement: <pre><code>function get_comment_reply_link($args = array(), $comment = null, $post = null) { $defaults = array( 'add_below' => 'comment', 'respond_id' => 'respond', 'reply_text' => __('Reply'), 'login_text' => __('Log in to Reply'), 'depth' => 0, 'before' => '', 'after' => '' ); $args = wp_parse_args($args, $defaults); if ( 0 == $args['depth'] || $args['max_depth'] <= $args['depth'] ) return; </code></pre> is always true and the function exits premature. Even if you set <code>'depth' => 1</code>. Because NULL is always smaller than 0,1,etc.. You can not write a custom filter for <code>comment_reply_link</code> because the hook is called later in the function. The only way around I have found without changing the comment-template.php file was to do the following in my comment.php: <pre><code>$post_id = get_the_ID(); $comment_id =get_comment_ID(); //get the setting configured in the admin panel under settings discussions "Enable threaded (nested) comments levels deep" $max_depth = get_option('thread_comments_depth'); //add max_depth to the array and give it the value from above and set the depth to 1 $default = array( 'add_below' => 'comment', 'respond_id' => 'respond', 'reply_text' => __('Reply'), 'login_text' => __('Log in to Reply'), 'depth' => 1, 'before' => '', 'after' => '', 'max_depth' => $max_depth ); comment_reply_link($default,$comment_id,$post_id); </code></pre> Then the link will show up. 
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