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Thanks!

As to the above then you can not use $wpdb->sflinks as only WP core tables are recognised in that construct.

Instead use the main sp_blog_links_control() function that is in the blog linking main plugin file - using an action of 'read'.

So, right now, I'm working on getting the comments data (that works). Then the information from sflinks.... but for some reason I'm not getting that information. 

Do you see what I am doing wrong here?  Thanks for your help ahead of time!

<?php 

//load wp

require_once("wp-load.php");

//get comments

$comments = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->comments LIMIT 7") );

foreach ($comments as $comment) {

$comment_post_ID = $comment->comment_post_ID;

//do I have the comments info?

echo $comment_post_ID."<br />"; //YES!

 //find and get data from sflinks

$links = $wpdb->get_row( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT * FROM $wpdb->sflinks WHERE post_id = $comment_post_ID" ) );

$link_info = $links->topic_id."<br />";

 //do I have the info from sflinks?

echo $link_info."<br /><br />"; //NO

}

?>

If I would put it in a new script? and how to get the data to it....? 

you can simply remove the template function that displays the button... you can find all the display template functions it the SP theme template file for the specific page view type (ie spTopicView.php)...

Thx & sorry für bad english.

I edited a comment (from the wp admin) and it didn't do anything though.... 

On a larger scale, I was wondering if I could 'trick' the script into thinking a number of comments were edited so I could enter a bunch at a time.... just brainstorming since I don't quite understand the code enough to really know what it's doing. I'm picking through it though and may be able to figure it out - 

Open up the file /librtary/sp-linking-comments.php.

Find the function sp_create_post_from_comment().

That function does what you want to do - saves a comment as a forum post. You wont be able to call it as is but you should be able to rewrite for your requirements.