I think you just have to turn the 'notifications' option off for selected users on Users tab.

No. This is notifications to own posts. I want email subscription to all posts/comments.

I finally did it manually. It's in table evo_subscriptions not table evo_users. But I have to counter-check each user # and change to 0 or 1 their subscriptions.

Mel

mel_t wrote:

I finally did it manually. It's in table evo_subscriptions not table evo_users. But I have to counter-check each user # and change to 0 or 1 their subscriptions.
Mel

Hey. Could you tell me how you did this? Are you talking about modifying the actual database?

Best case scenario, I would like my users to chose between immediate post and delayed (aggregated 1/day or 1/week etc). Could someone tell me how to enable this if it is at all possible?

(And could someone create a job or something for it if it doesn't exist? It must be of interest to more people than me, n'est ce pas?)

Hi
I did what I wrote. In your evo_subscription table, I switch to 1 sub_items and sub_comments for each sub_users_id (I check #id in backend, I don't have so much) I want email.
It's possible there is anything in your table, I suggest you create a example subscription with your own account and just copy from it (or write a sql query).

I like your idea to get 1 email/day instead by post, if you find how to do it, I buy it also! :D Mel

mel_t wrote:

Hi
I did what I wrote. In your evo_subscription table, I switch to 1 sub_items and sub_comments for each sub_users_id (I check #id in backend, I don't have so much) I want email.

I like your idea to get 1 email/day instead by post, if you find how to do it, I buy it also! :D Mel

Excuse my stupidness, but I didn't understand what you wrote. Are you telling me that you are accessing these tables directly via a SQL query browser? I downloaded the tools but can't seem to find the password for the database. It's been a while since I did this stuff daily, you see. :)

I will tell you about that - or - someone write a cron job or something, please!

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