I just installed Drupal and really love it. My old install was with phpwebsite. That site is running at www.btrscoots.com. I have a beta Drupal site running at www.btrscoots.com/drupal.

Has anyone made a module that sends out an e-mail of new forum entries to registered users of a Drupal site? I'm thinking about the type of notification you receive from Yahoo discussion boards. New posts from a Yahoo board are forwarded by e-mail to all registered users each day as a "digest."

Thanks for any thoughts.

Brad Horn

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bwv’s picture

There is a subscriptions module for Drupal that emails users notification of updates to threads or other content to which they have subscribed.

http://drupal.org/node/4189/

Unless I am mistaken, this is about as close Drupal comes to the functionality you describe above. I have used it in several client sites and it is a terrific module.

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bwv’s picture

There is a subscriptions module for Drupal that emails users notification of updates to threads or other content to which they have subscribed.

http://drupal.org/node/4189/

Unless I am mistaken, this is about as close Drupal comes to the functionality you describe above. I have used it in several client sites and it is a terrific module.

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BradHorn’s picture

The "Notify" module seems to be a great solution! Thanks for the reference. I'll also try the Subscriptions solution later, but this will work for sure.

Brad Horn

Muslim guy’s picture

Notify is `what's new' - it depends on how often you want to send (daily, weekly)

Subscriptions - subscribe to comments per node (forum, blog, story, etc)

OG - if you set `forum' to be in node type that gets email notifiications, it will send a new forum topic to group subscribers (and email if they opt in)

snsace’s picture

What about comment_notify module

I am trying to find a module that sends email notification to users when they receive replies to their
forum posts/comments. I am testing comment_notify now. I noticed that it does not notify the
original node author....only commenter's.

vj0914’s picture

any these modules work in Drupal 6

georgelai’s picture

The Notifications and Messenger modules look cool, but when I installed it, I got an error like, Fatal error: phpmailer code not present ... in line 55.

http://drupal.org/project/notifications

http://drupal.org/project/messaging

In fact, i had to remove both modules in order for my website to get back to working mode.

I tried Notify module, and couldn't get it to work, as others have pointed out.

I am disappointed with these Drupal modules so far.

I will try subscriptions module.

heather’s picture

Usability dead forum post pruning

Hello Georglai, thanks for posting links, and good luck in your search. When you have trouble with modules- please look in the issues queue, and post what trouble you have. I know the notifications module team would appreciate feedback and reports from testers! See http://drupal.org/project/issues/notifications

1) This forum is no longer actively used. Please do not post in this forum or reply to this post, it will help us to keep the usability issues clear. Thank you for your help!
2) This is a feature or support request or other not related to Drupal usability.

Please see the appropriate issue queue http://drupal.org/project/issues or group on http://groups.drupal.org

If this had been a suggestion for Drupal usability improvements, I would have added the issue to the queue and posted the link here.

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