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Project:
Subscriptions
Version:
6.x-1.1
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
22 Jan 2010 at 21:12 UTC
Updated:
13 Nov 2018 at 16:15 UTC
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Comment #1
salvisThere is no user interface to do this at present nor any concrete plans to develop one.
Comment #2
davidbessler commentedCan this be done with the views module?
Comment #3
salvisNo, only with direct SQL queries.
Comment #4
robby78 commentedHello,
I have the same request... Is anybody do something?
Thks
Comment #5
salvisActually, I'd like to see this, too, but so far no one has volunteered to work on it...
Comment #6
robby78 commentedHello,
I did a liitle module wich print all the node, and all the users who are subcribed...
But it's not really perfect :) It's my first module...
I have a 3 days trainning in few days. I try to improve my module after the training, and if someone want it, I will post it...
Good WE
Comment #7
davidbessler commentedI would love that. Thanks.
Comment #8
davidbessler commentedHey there, any movement on this?
Comment #9
salvisApparently not...
Comment #10
rouhipour.marjan commentedComment #11
kenorb commented+1
Comment #12
neek commented+
Comment #13
davidbessler commentedThis keeps coming up for me. Anything new?? At least a COUNT of how many subscribers are subscribed.
Comment #14
GKent commentedI would very much like:
- for anyone, when inside a topic, to be able to click something to see who is subscribed to the topic. This seems like a pretty basic need. If you want to have a conversation and don't know if anyone is listening, then why bother. Or, if you know that some people aren't listening and you want them to, then you can invite them to the topic. But you have to know first who is subscribed.
- to have an easy way to subscribe and unsubscribe in bulk by users and topics. How great it would be to be able to create a topic and then subscribe a certain group of users, or conversely to unsubscribe them.
I would be so great if someone where to make these two things possible.
Thanks for considering this!
GKent
Comment #15
davidbessler commentedStill waiting for someone to pick this up. As an admin, i'd like to know who's subscribed. Where is this info stored in the tables?
Comment #16
salvisThe information is all in the {subscriptions} table.
The problem is that it's stored in a generic way, as (module, field, value), and only the sub-module that's responsible to that type of subscription knows how to interpret these values.
It wouldn't be too hard to, say, implement a list of users that are subscribed to a forum, and that would definitely be useful, but it would be difficult to come up with a generic solution.
Comment #17
kenorb commentedVersion 6.x is no longer supported due to Drupal 6 End of Life.