By jayjaydluffy on

I created a module that would notify the node author of follow-up comments in his post. The notification will come as email.
My problem is my mail is not sending/delivered.

I already have checked thoroughly the parameters with drupal_set_message and I think those were valid ones.

Please tell me more possible reason why I cannot send my email..I greatly appreciate your immediate response.

Thanks drupal buddies!!

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bwv’s picture

bwv commented

The subscription module will do this without a hitch. Was there some particular reason you opted seemingly to reinvent the wheel?
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krishnarp commented

There is one module comment_notify .
Check it out

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criznach commented

Can you send mail with other PHP scripts? Can you send mail to others, or just not to yourself? This may tell you if you have a server problem or a code problem. And have you hard-coded the parameters rather than using the ones your module provides? Strip your mail function down to the most basic, single line statement that doesn't work.

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JoshuaKissoon commented

Hey, there are a few modules that would do this for you, as some of the guys suggested above, i also recommend checking out the rules module. However, if you prefer to do this in your module, here is the link to a tutorial i did on sending mail using drupal_mail and hook_mail, it also includes how to send HTML and Plain text mails: Sending HTML and Plain text Mail with Drupal 6. Hope this helps