Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier - My Forums

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

peterfalkenbergbrown — Dec 31, 2010, 05:44 PM

Hi Armand,

Can you clarify the code for the email field, when one is logged in, using this as the base?

[+comment.createdby:userinfo=`username`:ifempty=`[+comment.custom.name:ifempty=`[+jot.guestname+]`+]`+]

Thanks!

Peter Brown

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

BBloke — Sep 07, 2007, 04:58 AM

Wonderful... worked a treat and so happy

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

bS — Sep 06, 2007, 04:58 PM

If i remember correctly this is a default template issue, look at the template for notifications and you can add another variable for listing the user information.

sample for username:

[+comment.createdby:userinfo=`username`:ifempty=`[+comment.custom.name:ifempty=`[+jot.guestname+]`+]`+]

Will display username if the user was logged in, else will display the name value from the form, else will show default guestname.

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

motsmart — Aug 29, 2007, 09:21 AM

I must say the same...
Quote from: BBloke at Aug 29, 2007, 10:35 AM

I dont think its a bug as such just something thats missing!

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

BBloke — Aug 29, 2007, 05:35 AM

Thats the thing. I think it is. Well if you look at the anonymous post yes.

You have 4 fields: name, email, subject and content. All of these come through.

when you have signed in you have just 2: subject and content.

The name and email address are derised through the the functions in Jot and are dealt with seperately in the DB for Jot.

I dont think its a bug as such just something thats missing!

When a user posts an anonymous comment the creator in the DB is set to 0 and the details of the poster are held in a seperate DB. When the user is signed in the createby field is populated with a negative userid value.

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

doze — Aug 29, 2007, 05:23 AM

Oh yea, sorry, didn’t read carefully enough.. So the problem is that all of the form POST data is not coming to the Email content field.. then there is probably a bug somewhere in the guts of Jot..

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

BBloke — Aug 29, 2007, 05:13 AM

I understand what you are saying doze but I dont think its the case here.

The name and email address in my original post is for the person who has made a comment who has signed into my website.

When you are not logged in and using Jot you have to complete Name and Email which does come through in the notification email.

When you are logged in you dont have to complete Name or Email Address and the resultant notification shows as my original post: blank!

It would be nice to see who has made the comment when they have signed into the site just as much as it is nice to see those that complete the form when they havent signed in.

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

doze — Aug 29, 2007, 05:08 AM

In some server environments, it’s not possible to change/set the email sender address/name details.. In one of my environments, it’s always set to what the account provider has set it in php.ini.

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

BBloke — Aug 29, 2007, 02:58 AM

Nope.. was looking at the code and it was a little bit of a chase. Tried a couple of things but nada.

I did notice that when you are logged in the details put into the DB is the userid of the poster.. whereas when it a full form the details of the field are held elsewhere but I couldn’t find where it would parse the data through the form.

Re: Jot 1.1.2 Moderation Email Notfier

motsmart — Aug 28, 2007, 10:04 PM

Have got the same issue any ideas?