How to set a send interval in notifications module other than immediately? [#2137785]

On the admin page of the notifications module (/admin/config/messaging/notifications) you cant set the default sending interval, which only has one option: immediate. I'm trying to config the mailcomment module and I believe I need to have a different option here other than immediate. How can achive that? Thanks,

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Comment #1

robertgarrigos CreditAttribution: robertgarrigos commented 20 November 2013 at 05:54

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How to set a sending interval other than immediately?

» How to set a send interval in notifications module other than immediately?

Comment #2

Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commented 21 November 2013 at 09:38

I want to add interval other than immediate.
It is not any custom option too.
any one know about this.

Comment #3

xeniak CreditAttribution: xeniak commented 26 November 2013 at 21:36

Yes - it hasn't been implemented in this module. However, if you set "Queue notifications" to enabled on admin/config/messaging/notifications, messages will be sent when cron runs. So you can adjust when cron runs. I am working on a custom queuing module to use with Notifications, but it isn't done yet.

Comment #4

marty.true CreditAttribution: marty.true commented 5 August 2014 at 20:16

Anybody ever figured out how to do this?
I love Drupal but when you run into such a critical need like this, and it's obvious that many in the community need this functionality, it just seems like Drupal is so far in the dark ages to not have things like this running smooth as a top.

Comment #5

davidneedham

he/him

CreditAttribution: davidneedham commented 5 September 2014 at 21:27

I don't have a site running this module on Drupal 7, but on Drupal 6 this was quite easy. It was located at /admin/messaging/notifications/intervals (for D7, it'd probably be /admin/config/messaging/notifications/intervals). From there you can set as many custom intervals as you need, including if it should be regular, digest (with titles), or digest (with teasers).

Hopefully the D7 version of this module hasn't taken a step back and removed this valuable feature. I hope this was helpful for context if nothing else.

Here's a screenshot to reference: http://cl.ly/image/0N1u1x0R0p2Z