Ash marcus is talking about the event listener.   Its in the classes folder.   At the bottom of that file should be all the events listed (sometimes they are listed at the top), i always put mine on the bottom.

But anyway those bindings are for events, when an event happens the listener sees it and it executes the function listed at the end of the code line.  That function is on the same page somewhere.

So what marcus is saying is that it has to be custom coding.

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Ash marcus is talking about the event listener.   Its in the classes folder.   At the bottom of that file should be all the events listed (sometimes they are listed at the top), i always put mine on the bottom.

But anyway those bindings are for events, when an event happens the listener sees it and it executes the function listed at the end of the code line.  That function is on the same page somewhere.

So what marcus is saying is that it has to be custom coding.

Quote from Marcus bind to group add comment event

can anyone please guide me how to do this? i want group's activity to be notified to group members and i want the "Group Name" in the subject mail so that they re-collect, 

just like facebook! 

Also if member quits the group then the said groups notifications should also stop.!

what codes i will need to tweak in which file? 

Look forward for help, 

Thanks in advance

Cheers!

Hi All - If any other developers can help me do this, i am surprised why this was not discussed earlier, its a very basic from engagement and visibility standpoint

Hi,

in the classes/invitation handler  file of the event plugin look at the very bottom  and you will see a bind code like this

 OW::getEventManager()->bind('invitations.on_command', array($this, 'onCommand'));

Then scroll up and find that function called onCommand. 

The best thing to do is to make your own function and bind it just like they did and just set up your email code and insert the email address if it is part of the params array.

So to find your own function you just copy their code and put your function in it

like so

 OW::getEventManager()->bind('invitations.on_command', array($this, 'YOUR FUNCTION NAME HERE'));

so for example (i made up the function name i hope it does not already exist, you can call it whatever you want)

OW::getEventManager()->bind('invitations.on_command', array($this, 'sendUserEmail'));

Then make your function somewhere above the init() area

Something like this, all i did was copy the first part of the onCommand function as its the same for pretty much all of them and its a standard beginning

public function sendUserEmail(OW_Event $event)

{

        //make sure they are logged in

        if ( !OW::getUser()->isAuthenticated() )
        {
            return 'auth faild';
        }

        $params = $event->getParams();

        if ( !in_array($params['command'], array('events.accept', 'events.ignore')) )
        {
            return 'wrong command';
        }

      //email process goes here 

}//close function sendUserEmail

so now youll have to figure out the email part, first youll have to look at the $params array to see whats in there, their email could be part of it, if not youll  have to go get it from the user data.

Once you have that then you can either call the oxwall core email function process or code your own php mail send code which is pretty simple.

I did not notice any code in the onCommand function which shows which option they chose, accept deny but im tired so i could have missed it.

But once you copy that into your function then just do the email process and done...

I hope this helps you...  :)

ps please start a new topic next time ok thanks  :)

Do you also know how to get the notification showing on the notification icon within the console?

yes look inside the video plugin you have of mine  controllers/vidaction.php

line 1573 is an example...   hope that helps..

On line 1600 the 'action' specified on your video plugin states 'video-notify' 

For the events plugin do you know what 'action' should be stated?