All,
For my low traffic internal Wiki, I want to enable email notification on Every page update, not just the first (items on the watchlist only email alert you to changes for the next change since you last read or edited a page).
How do I enable this ?
Jon.
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Jon Bartlett wrote:
All,
For my low traffic internal Wiki, I want to enable email notification on Every page update, not just the first (items on the watchlist only email alert you to changes for the next change since you last read or edited a page).
How do I enable this ?
Jon.
There doesn't seem to be an option for that. However, $wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges may fit you. http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges
P> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges Hurmf, such authoritarian design. Force the site owner to maintain such lists, and not allow users to say if they want to be blackmailed into needing to examine each change if they wish not to be cut off from knowing about the next change. Hurmf.
jidanni@jidanni.org wrote:
P> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges
Hurmf, such authoritarian design. Force the site owner to maintain such lists,
That's an *option*. Nobody forces the site owner to even set it. People listed there will probably be 2-3 administradors which have file access anyway. It's not intended for anyone to be able to subscribe there. In such case, $wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges should point to a mailing list.
and not allow users to say if they want to be blackmailed into needing to examine each change if they wish not to be cut off from knowing about the next change. Hurmf.
Why would you want to know about the next change if you didn't pay a ttention to the current one to begin with? You are free to ignore them and then review a week worth changes in all articles that piled on your inbox. If the only option were to send an email regardless if you viewed the previous one or not, you would get complaints both from users and system administrators about being too much emails. Anyway, if you deem this an important feature you can fix that ganstering and send us your patch so that no more owners get blackmailed by the evil mediawiki.
Hurmf. Bugzilla sends all changes (comments) on a bug without the user having to login to mommy to express he still cares. With mediawiki that isn't even an option. Hurmf.
Why would you want to know about the next change if you didn't pay a ttention to the current one to begin with? You are free to ignore them and then review a week worth changes in all articles that piled on your inbox.
On my Wiki - folks read the notification message, including the editors summary line, and decide if they want to open and read the full article (or edit it more). ...in theory.
My point is that people may re-read the wiki page only when theres something they want to contribute to. This is why I want to turn on notification for all changes that are on a persons watchlist - and have them manage their watchlist properly.
...looks like I may have to delve into code then ! :-)
Jon. -----Original Message----- From: mediawiki-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org [mailto:mediawiki-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Platonides Sent: 01 April 2011 23:27 To: mediawiki-l@lists.wikimedia.org Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Email Notification for watchlist changes
jidanni@jidanni.org wrote:
P> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges
Hurmf, such authoritarian design. Force the site owner to maintain such lists,
That's an *option*. Nobody forces the site owner to even set it. People listed there will probably be 2-3 administradors which have file access anyway. It's not intended for anyone to be able to subscribe there. In such case, $wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges should point to a mailing list.
and not allow users to say if they want to be blackmailed into needing to examine each change if they wish not to be cut off from knowing about the next change. Hurmf.
Why would you want to know about the next change if you didn't pay a ttention to the current one to begin with? You are free to ignore them and then review a week worth changes in all articles that piled on your inbox. If the only option were to send an email regardless if you viewed the previous one or not, you would get complaints both from users and system administrators about being too much emails. Anyway, if you deem this an important feature you can fix that ganstering and send us your patch so that no more owners get blackmailed by the evil mediawiki.
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Jon Bartlett wrote:
Why would you want to know about the next change if you didn't pay a ttention to the current one to begin with? You are free to ignore them and then review a week worth changes in all articles that piled on your inbox.
On my Wiki - folks read the notification message, including the editors summary line, and decide if they want to open and read the full article (or edit it more). ...in theory.
My point is that people may re-read the wiki page only when theres something they want to contribute to. This is why I want to turn on notification for all changes that are on a persons watchlist - and have them manage their watchlist properly.
...looks like I may have to delve into code then ! :-)
Jon.
Try to make it clean code, and it may be included into MediaWiki 1.18.
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