[JonniE_M]

Thanks Yank, good to know, but it would be a terrific feature though. I implemented the code to email the user of the story and it works great also with the mod to correct the unsubscribe issue.

[malexs]

Originally Posted by Yankidank

I have no idea what happened to this feature. I think it was made as a module or built into pligg at some point between 9.9.5 and 1.0 RC1 but I'm not sure what happened to it since then. I'll try to remember to dig into what happened to it, but I expect that it was canned for some reason.

Sounds like a great idea, either to wrap all of this into a module or into the pligg core. Have you managed to chase the status of this up yet Yankidank?.

I ask because I am tempted to wrap it into a module myself if its not already on the way..... i dont usually like hacking core code as it can get hairy when upgrading..

.

[MissDanni]

I would be interested in this as a module.

[JonniE_M]

Originally Posted by Ghool

Thanks Redwine. This is surely something I will need.

Added all and waiting for the 1 mail to arrive now.

I have a little addon to the code in libs/link.php - I noticed it did not set the subscribe field back to 0 if you later choose to stop getting mails from a thread.

I changed:

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

to

if(isset($_POST['subscribeto'])){
		$this->subscribe = "1";
		} else {
		$this->subscribe = "0";
		}

Have you been working further on the thought of every user can subscribe to the comments (if they commented them self) - I would love to get this addon - if some $ donation will help let me know

UPDATE: Sorry, the update I made above actually changed the value to 0 when someone commented. Darn... But I still got problems: Unable to unsubscribe again if checked (it just remains checked after save)

I have the same problem with this code..it unsubscribes after a comment is made.

[keg01]

Originally Posted by chuckroast

We have added this feature to the next release.

Was the "next release" 1.0? I may be behind the curve on the history of this feature but I cannot find it in 1.0 using wistie ... is there a trick to enabling this as a config option? Is it a module I need to download/purchase?

This is a valuable feature and I hope I'm just over-looking it. Thank you!

[Andreiii]

Originally Posted by JonniE_M

I have the same problem with this code..it unsubscribes after a comment is made.

See my post above - http://forums.pligg.com/modification-tutorials/4917-mail-there-new-comment-your-story-8.html#post72484

Hello everybody! How to send mail to 'author of parent comment' if somebody comment his comment? I've checked story.php and libs/comment.php, but don't understand how to do this.

[malexs]

Hi i just saw this thread. I have already created a notifications module that will allow an author to set if they want to receive email notifications on new comments to their stories. The preference is set in the individual users profile page so it can be enabled/disabled individually. Users can also choose if they want html or text emails. The email formats are easily customizable as they are simple smarty template files. Check it out.

[wannabe]

I have been trying to get this to work under pligg 1.03 .. all goes fine, the link_subscribe is set to 1, when i submit a story .. but something very strange is happening, after i log on with a different user name and post a comment, the link_subscribe is set to 0 in the database.

i looked over the code several times but i cannot pinpoint where the mistake is ...

[wannabe]

edit :

The solutions mentioned below will NOT work .. read my next post in this thread, or click the link

mail: "there is a new comment in your story"



I made a workaround to the problem ... my problem : the subscribe_link was set to ZERO after submitting a comment

The workaround at this moment is :


==================================

FIND the following line in STORY.PHP

---------------------
if ($link->subscribe==1) {
---------------------

and REPLACE it with:

-----------------------------------
$select_temp = $db->get_row("SELECT link_subscribe FROM pligg_links WHERE link_id=$link->id");
if ($select_temp->link_subscribe==1) {
-----------------------------------

================================================== =======

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

And ADD right below :

---------------------
$this->subscribe = "1";
---------------------


it should look like this

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

My work around is very rudimentary .. and doing this will BLOCK the user to being able to STOP receiving notifications

I will digg more into the code and hopefully figure it out


You will receive an email now when someone post a new comment ... BUT ... once you have selected to receive an email when a new comment is posted ... you are not able to turn it off ... not yet :-) ..

[chuckroast]

wannabe

Thank you for sharing your progress with this.
If you can troubleshoot it I'd be happy to work on this free module and package it up for distribution with the core..
With your credit of course.
I just don't have the time to pick it apart.