Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Notifications
Version:
6.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Unassigned
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Created:
13 Mar 2008 at 16:22 UTC
Updated:
16 Mar 2010 at 15:56 UTC
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Comment #1
jose reyero commentedYes, it is (as a framework not as an end user module)
You'll need to create your own 'subscriptions' db entries (with a 'module' value) and then implement the multiple hooks it provides (module_load_user()....)
This should be in Notifications, I guess
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedIt would be a great module, there is not any module in drupal with this feature.
Comment #3
lias commentedJust wondering if anonymous functionality was added to the 5.x-1.0-beta1 version - didn't see it under release notes? Thanks!
Comment #4
jose reyero commentedNot yet. Being considered for the next one. As usual, patches welcome.
There's an interesting follow up request: Write mailing lists in a text file, so merging it into this thread.
Comment #5
jose reyero commentedNo new features for 5.x. To be implemented for 6.x though, but just the back-end support for it.
The feature will be like this: Add a destination field to notifications (and notifications_queue) table so user-less subscriptions will be handled (mail addresses, sms numbers, etc...)
Comment #6
mariagwyn commentedsubscribing. very useful if this happens!
Comment #7
mmilo commentedSubscribing. I guess this would mean that you would be able to specify a destination field (ie. defined by a CCK e-mail field)?
Comment #8
grendzy commentedthis would be awesome!
Comment #9
jose reyero commentedAdded this feature in the last commit.
As mentioned, it is only support in the backend, no UI at all yet. This will be for next versions.
Comment #11
probocop commentedWas there ever a UI made for this feature?
It is exactly what I'm after and cannot find anywhere else.
Comment #12
scedwar commentedI agree. What would be great is a one click subscription for email notifications on a group, without a user having to register or even join a group.
Comment #13
murokoma commentedI think this is a very important feature. Subscribing.
Comment #14
murokoma commentedComment #15
jose reyero commentedNothing needs review, no patches here.
And as I've said in #9 no UI no plans for it atm.
Comment #16
SeanBannister commentedSub
Comment #17
david lesieur commentedI think this is still a valid feature request. Seems to make sense to keep it open and allow interested users to find the discussion.
Marked #620282: anonymous subscribing to notifications as duplicate.
Comment #18
lelizondo commentedsubs
Comment #19
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAny progress for this?
If not, can anyone provide detailed information on how to achieve this without a UI?
(I imagine this would be going into v2.x...)
Comment #20
wqmeng commentedI am now traveling with this feature, and I can not find the support to a anonymous subscription from notifications framework, I know that notifications may handle a subscription with the anonymous user with uid 0, while it seems that not enough to distinguish all the anonymous user by their mail address. To notifications framework, it should provide another hook op 'load subscriptions' so other modules like anonymous module may provide stored subscriptions base on a mail address instead of the uid.
I now handle the anonymous user by hook 'insert' op to store them to another table, but it is ugly as every time I also need to check the notifications table for the duplicate subscriptions and remove them.
So could you give me some suggestions or I have done the wrong way?
Thanks
Comment #21
jose reyero commentedSee #740678: notifications anonymous subscribe support, patchs and notifications anonymous module.