[bbrian017]

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when submitting a Comment

[bbrian017]

Anyone get this to work?

[redwine]

Thanks to inggenia for the idea.

I came up with a fix for providing the user with an option to subscribe or not to a certain news/story that he or she posts. The user can always turn off/on this option by clicking on the “admin links” within the story post and then clicking on “Edit the title or description.”. I tested it thoroughly and it works with no problems.
Start by adding a new column to the links table in your database. This is needed to mark the stories that the user wants to receive emails whenever a comment is added to the story. It is “0” by default, meaning that this option was not selected. If selected, the value would be “1”.

 
ALTER TABLE `pligg_links` ADD COLUMN `link_subscribe` TINYINT( 1 ) NULL DEFAULT '0';

Open “/libs/lang.conf” and add the following under “SUBMIT - STEP 2” section:

 
//<SECTION>SUBMIT - STEP 2</SECTION><ADDED>0.5</ADDED>
PLIGG_Visual_Submit2Subscribe_To = "Check this option if you want to receive emails whenever other users comment on your story."

Save and close.
Open “submit_step_2.tpl” in your template folder and add the following right before the “{checkActionsTpl location="submit_step_2_pre_extrafields"}” line:

 
<br />
<label for"subscribeto"><input type="checkbox" name="subscribeto" id="subscribeto"> {#PLIGG_Visual_Submit2Subscribe_To#}</label><br/>

Save and close.
Open “submit_step_3.tpl” in your template folder and search for “$linkres->category=” and place the following in the same section:

$linkres->subscribe=$_POST['subscribeto'];

Search for “$main_smarty->assign('submit_content” and add the following to the same section:

$main_smarty->assign('submit_subscribe', $linkres->subscribe); 

Save and close.
Now we have to provide an option to turn on and off this option. To do so, we modify the “editlink_edit_center.tpl” in your template folder by adding a checkbox like we did in the “submit_step_2.tpl”. However, we have to check the database for the value of the link_subscribe to set the checkbox as CHECKED or not. Remember that the author of the story can edit/modify the story by clicking on the “admin links” within the story post and then clicking on “Edit the title or description.”.
Open “editlink_edit_center.tpl” in your template folder and add the following anywhere you want before the submit button:
Notice the conditions (in red) to accurately set the checkbox state.

 
<br />            
<label for"subscribeto">{if $submit_subscribe eq 1}<input type="checkbox" name="subscribeto" id="subscribeto" CHECKED> {else} <input type="checkbox" name="subscribeto" id="subscribeto">{/if}{#PLIGG_Visual_Submit2Subscribe_To#}</label>
<br/><br/>

Save and close.
Now, we have to edit the “/libs/link.php” file to accommodate the new changes we have made.
Open “/libs/link.php” and add the following code:
In the “class link {“ section.
Add:

var $subscribe = 0;

Right after the global declaration in the store() function, add:

if(isset($_POST['subscribeto'])){
$this->subscribe = "1";
}

Within the same store() function:
anywhere before the “$sql = "UPDATE " line add:

$link_subscribe = $db->escape($this->subscribe);

Add the following to the “$sql = "UPDATE " line right before the “WHERE” condition:

, link_subscribe='$link_subscribe'

Look for “if($link) {“ section and add:

$this->subscribe = $link->link_subscribe;

Look for the “function fill_smarty” section and add the following (make sure not to add it within an IF statement:

$smarty->assign('subscribe', $this->subscribe);

Save and close.
Now open the “editlink.php” and look for “$edit = false;” then go down few lines and add the following after the “$linkres->read();”:

$link_subscribe=$linkres->subscribe;

Go down few more lines to where the “$main_smarty->assign” begin and add:

$main_smarty->assign('submit_subscribe', $link_subscribe);

Save and close.

Now the last step is to add the code to send the email if the option is selected.

Open “story.php”

Change this:

if(isset($_POST['process'])){
         if ($_POST['process']=='newcomment') {
                     insert_comment();
         }
}

Change it to:

if(isset($_POST['process'])){
         if ($_POST['process']=='newcomment') {
                     if ($link->subscribe==1) {
//If you find that most users do not provide a public email, it would be safer to change the query below to "Select user_email FROM" instead.
$authormail = $db->get_var("SELECT public_email FROM " .table_users ." WHERE user_id = $link->author;");
 
$subject= 'You have a new comment about your story ' . $link->title;
$message = "The following user '". $current_user->user_login . "' commented on your impact '" . $link->title . "'\r\n\r\n\t" . "'".$_POST['comment_content']. "\r\n\r\nHere is the link to the story: " . my_base_url . my_pligg_base . "/story.php?title=". $link->title_url . "\r\n\r\nRegards,\r\nAdministrator";
                                 $headers = "From: admin@yoursite.com"  . "\r\nReply-To: admin@yoursite.com " . "\r\nX-Priority: 1\r\n";
                                             $to=$authormail;
                                             @mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
                                 }
 
                                 insert_comment();
                     }
         }

The files that you need to upload:

1. /libs/lang.conf
2. /libs/link.php
3. story.php
4. editlink.php
5. /templates/yourtemplate/editlink_edit_center.tpl
6. /templates/yourtemplate/submit_step_2.tpl
7. /templates/yourtemplate/submit_step_3.tpl

[bbrian017]

This is great. I will try this for sure just not sure when I will have the time

[not2serious]

Looks great. I am in the process of trying to make some updates and changes to my site and will include this mod.

Please check my PM suggestion for a minor enhancement to this mod.

[darkonen]

Thank's a lot for this mod, i'll try this, in a couple of days when i have some time and tell you if it works well in my site... Thank's

[netwb]

i'have installed the mod and i not receved the comment!

[redwine]

Sometimes it is not delivered instantly and sometimes it it is. It all depends on the server. I have received around a 100 some of them a couple of hours after they were sent.

[bbrian017]

Originally Posted by redwine

Sometimes it is not delivered instantly and sometimes it it is. It all depends on the server. I have received around a 100 some of them a couple of hours after they were sent.

I don't think this is a server issue rather than a pligg issue. I run many software scripts on many sites and my server only has issues with sending mail from pligg scripts and no other scripts. Maybe I am wrong?

[redwine]

As I said, I tried thoroughly and it works well. I received all the emails, some of them instantly and some after a couple of hours but none failed!