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[SOLVED] when posting quick reply notification setting is ignored [message #163155]

Sun, 03 October 2010 13:51

tux99

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Sorry, I think I'm becoming your nr.1 bugbear...

I notice that with the following configuration notifications of new posts are sent even though they shouldn't:

Admin Control Panel:
Disable E-mail notifications: No
Smart Notification: No

User Control Panel:
Select Notification by Default: No

If the user posts a new post using the quick reply feature, Fudforum adds that thread to his subscriptions and will send email notifications with every further reply from other users.

If instead of quick reply the user makes a post with the full reply editor (where the notification tick box is not ticked by default, as expected due to the "no notification" user setting), then correctly no subscription is added and no email is sent upon further posts in the same thread.

So it seems the quick reply feature ignores the 'no notification' user preference and always adds a subscription, i.e. triggers email notifications.

[Updated on: Wed, 06 October 2010 12:47]

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Re: when posting quick reply notification setting is ignored [message #163167 is a reply to message #163155]

Mon, 04 October 2010 15:18

naudefj

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Yes, it's a bug!
Try this patch: http://fudforum.svn.sourceforge.net/fudforum/?rev=5016&view=rev
You just need the last hunk (to change the isset to !empty).

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Re: when posting quick reply notification setting is ignored [message #163173 is a reply to message #163167]

Mon, 04 October 2010 23:11

tux99

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thanks, unfortunately that didn't work.

I changed just 'isset' to '!empty' but i still got the subscription to the thread after doing a quick post.
Then I replaced the whole file but still same result.
Each time I also restarted apache just in case the php files are cached by the apache-php engine (I'm not sure if that's the case).

[Updated on: Mon, 04 October 2010 23:11]

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