By steven9 on
Hi,
I am sure there must be some module for this, but I don't know which one. It would be nice if the admin could display a message to selected users. Something like a sticky that appears a selected user once he logs-in and stays there until the user closes the sticky, meaning the saw it.
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You could assign these users
You could assign these users to a specific role, then create a block visible only to that role. That way you do not need a contrib module.
Right, bwv, that's a
Right, bwv, that's a interesting idea, but it is not exactly what I am looking for.
I need the admin to let different users know when they have done something wrong. Creating a different role for each user that needs to be drawn attention to something is actually quite complicated.
And also it would be nice if the user could close the message once read.
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There is a new module here you might want to look at:
http://drupal.org/project/sticky_notes
And another:
http://drupal.org/project/sitenotes
Don't know if they will work for you, but I believe they come about as close as is available.
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You can also use http://drupal.org/project/privatemsg
Kuldip Gohil, I am familiar
Kuldip Gohil, I am familiar with this module, but it is not what I am looking for. I want only admin to be able to print to some user some sort of sticky when the user has done something wrong and the user later to be able to close the sticky.
Its possible using CCK, User reference, Flag, VIews and Block
Hi Steven,
You can create one cck for eg.
"User Notification" . take one user reference field. and also take flag module. create one flag for eg. "Open", "Close". use this flag in above content type.
Then create one block with views.. that will show the records of "User Notification" for current user. (You can user user reference field as argument and you can provide current user in default argument). also set flag value in filter ( only show "Open" items)
That way user can see if you have created new "User Notification" and assigned it to that user.
Thank you,
Kuldip