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Actually Tralala that is not 100% correct. yes it will email notifications for new post or new threads but the problem arise if you use these fields for something other then for moderators when a forum is under moderation. Reason being is if I place an email address in one of these fields and a notice is sent out to a group of users but the thread or post hasn't been approved by the moderator then the users get an error when they click on the link saying that the thread doesn't exist. It doesn't exist because it hasn't been approved. Then when the moderator approves the thread or post a new email is not generated and sent to the users. This becomes very confusing to the users.
I use this feature for that very reason in forums that I am not using moderation as its a great way to send notifications out immediately. Problem arises when you use it for this reason and the forum is being moderated. |
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Also, those fields are limited to some small number of characters, so you can't send to more than 10-15 email addresses before it starts to truncate the field
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Hi,
What I would like is to auto subscribe registered users and above to every forum without them having to do anything so they will always hear about all posts. Is that possible with this? |
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I'd like the same, as an option is that's possible. Asking each user to go in and manually subscribe to each is asking too much. I'd like to auto subscribe them by default! |
That is also something I'm looking into.
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Hmm I should have read through this whole thread before sending you a PM :)
I actualy have a working alpha script that interacts with the forums just like yahoo groups. The email posts look like crap, and I'm currently working on the preg matches to clean that up. But I'm in the alpha already. Perhaps we should get together and see what we can come up with? I've got the email catch working, cron job runs every 10 minutes. For forums that are enabled for the email integration and that a user has subscribed to when a new thread or new post is posted from the forums, an email is sent. From email, a user can post a new thread, or replies to one of the emails they receive. When the cron runs every 10 minutes, it'll grab those emails post them, and email the user the post just as if it had been posted from the forum. Completely interacting just like yahoogroups :D :D Just gotta clean up the install and stuff so a noob can install it, and clean up the emails a TON. Damn line breaks are driving me nutz on that :) |
Cool... the scope for the thing I am having built did not include posting via email. I would tongue kiss you to get in on that alpha test.
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I've still got alot of bugs to fix, and I'll need RedTygers permission too as I used some of his code for parts of it.
(I've already got Colin F's permission as I used his vbmail reply as the skeleton) Once the code is posted in beta, I'm sure I'll get a few chime ins on how to code it better and reduce some queries as my php expertise is stumbling ;) |
This sound incredibly cool. Even better than I was looking for.
Please keep us informed on progress. I so need this functionality :D |
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