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CMFNotification
Category: Communication, Miscellaneous
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Current release: CMFNotification 2.1
Released Jul 4, 2008 — tested with Plone 3.1, Plone 3.0, Zope 2.10
New AJAX feature for the subscription portlet. Minor bug fixes.
Experimental releases
There are no experimental releases available at the moment.
Project Description
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Code repositoryCMFNotification is a Plone product that allows users to be notified when various events occur in the portal:
- when an item is created or copy-pasted;
- when an item is modified;
- when a workflow transition occurs.
Other notifications will be implemented but, for now, only the three above can be safely used. (In other words, do not trust the configuration form, which includes for example fields for discussion notification, although it is not implemented.)
CMFNotification is configured with rules:
- rules to decide who should be notified;
- rules to decide what mail template to use.
Besides these rules, CMFNotification handles extra subscription to any portal item. This allows authenticated users to subscribe to an item and receive notification, if the notification policy does not already include him/her in the list of notified users. These extra subscription may be recursive: if so, an user which has subscribed to a folder is notified for any event which occurs on the folder and any of its items (including its subfolders, etc.).
Dependencies
This version of CMFNotification has the following dependencies:
- Zope 2.10.x ;
- Plone 3.x.
Despite the name, this product may not work in a pure CMF portal. Minor changes may be needed. I thought about having an implementation which works for pure CMF portals, hence the name. However, use-cases rules and I did not have any pure CMF use-case... This may or may not happen in the future.
Important note: please note that the standard Secure MailHost (which is shipped with Plone) and its base product (MailHost) are not intended to send a lot of emails. It is highly suggested to install MaildropHost if you are about to do so.
Installation and configuration
See Installation and configuration in the documentation section.
Troubleshooting and bug report
See How to troubleshoot. Patches are welcome.
Documentation
Most up-to-date documentation is located in the doc folder of the product. It is also mirrored in the here in the documentation section.
Credits
This product has been partially sponsored by Pilot Systems.
The following people have developed, given help or tested this product:
- Damien Baty (damien AT pilotsystems DOT net - Pilot Systems): original author, tests, documentation, maintenance;
- Alex Garel (alexandre AT pilotsystems DOT net - Pilot Systems): "labels" feature;
- Gaël Le Mignot (gael AT pilotsystems DOT net - Pilot Systems): bug fixes;
- Gaël Pasgrimaud: bug fixes, insightful comments and default mail templates in the early days.
Translations:
- Gunter Vasold (gunter DOT vasold AT fh-joanneum DOT at - FH Joanneum): translation in German;
- Júlio Monteiro (monteiro AT lab DOT pro DOT br): translation in Brazilian Portuguese.
License
This product is licensed under GNU GPL.
