Hello,

I have a system wherein I get authenticated users of a particular role (authors) to create posts of a particular type. However, by default, this content type is unpublished.
I have a particular user of a different role (spadmin) assigned with this task of publishing these posts after reviewing (or editing) them.

Now I have been told that the author is receiving an e-mail whenever spadmin is editing the post.

Does anyone know if Drupal has a feature, wherein, it will e-mail the author when his post is modified by someone with permission??
I have looked around but couldnot find one.

Shree

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naheemsays commented

the core trigger module may allow you to do this - set up an action of what you want to happen and then in admin/build/trigger/node select that action for the correct trigger. the limitation being it does not seem to have an action for publishing, but only updating the post, so there may be a few emails sent.

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coolarm commented

Hi nbz,

Thanks for the response. The point is that I dont want the e-mails to be sent, but I have been told that it has happened. So now I am trying to gather ways in which it could happen so that I could make changes so that the e-mails are not sent.

I dont know how to use actions and triggers though I know it exists. I have only used notify module but that is meant to notify "spadmin" that some "author" has posted a new content to be reviewed and only spadmin has access to notify. Anyways I will check on what you have mentioned, to see if any e-mails are being sent

Thanks
Shree

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gbaudoin commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)