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    Would anyone know how to disable the Notify of New Replies: feature when using Articles.
    I've checked out the system settings, default chunks etc but need pointing in right direction.

    I'm happy to just comment out the html if necessary in the
    [[+comments_form]]
    placeholder if someone can tell me where to locate it.

    <div class="post-comments" id="comments">
    [[+comments]]
    <br />
    <h3>Add a Comment</h3>
    [[+comments_form]]
    </div>
    </div>
    
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      I have never thought of that. You might want to add it as a feature request and link this thread.

      http://tracker.modx.com/projects/articles
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        Thanks Shawn. Will do.

        If I wanted to hack the [[+comments_form]] do you know where I'd even find the html for that?
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          Found it in
          Core / quip / elements / chunks / quipaddcomment.chunk.tpl

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            Quote from: eladnova at Jun 07, 2013, 03:46 PM

            If I wanted to hack the [[+comments_form]] do you know where I'd even find the html for that?

            If it is not too late, you never "hack" package items, as they can be over written during upgrades.

            Simply create a chunk with the same name: quipaddcomment

            Shaun has some helper methods in his classes which will probably grab your chunk in place of the one on the filesystem.

            If it is a chunk used, then duplicate it and change the setting in Articles if you can find it.

            He is really good about adding that capability.
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              If I'm not mistaken if you got to the Advanced Settings tab in Articles then you click on Security on the sidebar options and if you disable the moderate comments option I think you won't receive any emails.

              I recently turned it off but re-enabled it since I was getting some spambots posting comments on my site so just be aware of that.

              Good Luck.
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