Welcome to Squishdot Websites Squishdot How-To
 about
 search
 post article
 Documentation
 Mailing Lists
 Bug Tracking
 Development
 Installation
 Upgrading
 Download
 admin
 rdf

 main
 parent
 thread


Re: use the options tab!
by Hans Then on Tuesday November 07, 05:48PM, 2006
Hi Chris,

Thanks for the reply. I was not specific enough. I am using squishdot as a bulleting board for a sportsclub I am a member of. People can register via the site. They will need to leave their e-mail address. The site-administrators then assign people to the team they belong to. There is no real mailinglist involved.

I want to add an option to the addPostingForm so that site administrators can select the team to which they want to send an email notification that a message is added. This is done by checking, which users belong to the corresponding GRUF group. I send an email using MailHost, with a list of email addresses.

I was looking to customize the method that adds a posting and send it from there but I could not find it. If necessary I can also add the code to validatePosting, but I was hoping for a cleaner way.

Regards,

Hans
Related Links
  • Articles on How-To
  • Also by Hans Then
  • Contact author
    		•

    The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them.
    ( Reply )

    Maybe look at SVN?
    by Chris Withers on Thursday November 09, 08:09AM, 2006
    It might be worth you having a look at the Squishdot code in the SourceForge subversion repository.

    This has extra code for allowing you to subscribe to a particular subject, thread or part of a thread.

    You may be able to use this to get what you need...
    [ Reply to this ]
    The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them.
    ( Reply )

    Powered by Zope  Squishdot Powered     		  "Any system that depends on reliability is unreliable." -- Nogg's Postulate
    All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective companies. Comments are owned by the Poster. The Rest ©1999 Butch Landingin, ©2000-2002 Chris Withers.