Xen Notices [Deleted]
- Thread starter Chris D
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Martok
Well-known member
Sorry you're right, that would only work for not showing a birthday notice to individual users.
Echelon
Active member
you know what would be great?
to have a preformatted list of codes to fill in the notifications...ie......welcome to our forum, you can register here.....and then there's comes a difficult <href= code a normal regular dude with no php or html skills understands.
is this an idea?
to have a preformatted list of codes to fill in the notifications...ie......welcome to our forum, you can register here.....and then there's comes a difficult <href= code a normal regular dude with no php or html skills understands.
is this an idea?
Echelon
Active member
yes it does.....see your own visual
Not all people are programmers and good at this with the <href= etc, etc
i thought maybe its a good idea to add a list with the most common notifications with the <href= etc etc so people who use this add on like me can choose and pick preformatted notifications.
That is one operating mode. Yes you can use HTML if you wish. Otherwise there is a HTML editor.
http://xenforo.com/community/resources/notifications.870/update?update=9183
http://xenforo.com/community/resources/notifications.870/update?update=9183
Echelon
Active member
That's great Chris but still....when you are not into html and the <href= or _self _blank {name}etc etc you can use in your notifications to redirect people to certain departments of your forum like for instance register for new users
You don't need to know ANY HTML. You don't need to see any HTML. You don't even need to know what HTML is.
Did you even look at the screenshot on the link I posted?
See all those buttons? It adds all the HTML for you. There are pop to windows that enable you to specify options for links. It's all very easy to use. No HTML knowledge required.
In that screenshots there is some usage of variables in {brackets}. These are just placeholders and they are explained very clearly while the notification is being created. And nothing to do with HTML.
Did you even look at the screenshot on the link I posted?
See all those buttons? It adds all the HTML for you. There are pop to windows that enable you to specify options for links. It's all very easy to use. No HTML knowledge required.
In that screenshots there is some usage of variables in {brackets}. These are just placeholders and they are explained very clearly while the notification is being created. And nothing to do with HTML.
Echelon
Active member
my bad...overlooked it. thanks for the help
Biarritz64
Active member
Hi,
i use notification only for registred members
for my seo, i would like to remove all the line of your extension for visitor
and if it's possible to not charge the Js
thank you
i use notification only for registred members
for my seo, i would like to remove all the line of your extension for visitor
and if it's possible to not charge the Js
thank you
Install.php
The line
should be
to avoid an error when upgrading.
The line
PHP:
self::addColumnIfNotExists('edit_date', 'int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT ""', 'edit_username');should be
PHP:
self::addColumnIfNotExists('edit_date', 'int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0', 'edit_username');to avoid an error when upgrading.
Martok
Well-known member
Chris, a minor thing that I've not mentioned before but would be good if it was 'fixed' in the next update. When setting date criteria, the dropdown for selected timezone always displays (UTC-11:00) American Samoa.
I'd guess that most of the Notifications users are based in the UK (like me) or the US and there probably aren't many based in American Samoa (though correct me if I'm wrong!)
Would it be possible for the dropdown to default to either a timezone specified in the ACP Options? (I'd have suggested one based on server time though not everyone's servers are located where they are - mine used to be in the US before I switched to Nimbus Hosting).
I'd guess that most of the Notifications users are based in the UK (like me) or the US and there probably aren't many based in American Samoa (though correct me if I'm wrong!)
Would it be possible for the dropdown to default to either a timezone specified in the ACP Options? (I'd have suggested one based on server time though not everyone's servers are located where they are - mine used to be in the US before I switched to Nimbus Hosting).
Martok
Well-known member
Interesting, I've just checked the ACP and Notifications shows the 'correct' default timezone there, as does Notices
As you can see from my previous screenshot, the default timezone always shows (UTC-11:00) American Samoa when using Notifications from the front end (Moderator bar in this instance).
Kerby
Well-known member
i don't know, but I heard that its better to have less .js objects to request for browser. so I ask:
probably its useful to merge these into only one .js for little bit better pageloading performance?
js/gritter/jquery.gritter.js?_v=0b097ae3
js/gritter/notifications.js?_v=0b097ae3
probably its useful to merge these into only one .js for little bit better pageloading performance?
js/gritter/jquery.gritter.js?_v=0b097ae3
js/gritter/notifications.js?_v=0b097ae3
OakleyForum
Well-known member
I've had this running on 1.2.3 for a while and absolutely love it. Just upgraded to 1.3 and upgraded this add-on to 1.7.6 and for some reason no notifications are coming up. I've tested on new devices and nothing. Is there anything that could cause this?
OakleyForum
Well-known member
Fixed it by turning off all notifications the re-activating them.
