[meatball]

Is it possible to configure the New Comment/Approve setting to send alerts to two or more addresses?

Thanks,
Mulligan

[Static]

Hello Mulligan, and welcome to the forum.

Since the script sends the emails to the admin's email address, I doubt that you can set it to send multiple messages, unless you modify the script. You might have some luck by creating a new "admin" and giving it a different email, but I haven't played around with that because I have an older version of the script. The best way, however, would be to set an automatic forwarding filter in the email client. I think that this is most easily done in Gmail with filters, but I don't know. Have fun with the script

[meatball]

Thanks for the response. The organization I'm setting this up for is an all-volunteer non-profit, with multiple, rotating editors. So the desire is to have the 'new comment' alerts go to an ever-changing list of editors.

Your recommendation to use Gmail forwarding -- or some other client-based solution -- may be a good way forward, although the group presently prefers a comment app configuration, if one exists.

Looking into modifying code -- should be a relatively easy addition.

Thanks,
Mulligan

[Static]

Here's a temporary solution:
Go to "comments/includes/functions/processor.php"
and search for each function in the lines of

Code:

function notify_admin//with the rest of the name here.

Find this line inside of the function:

PHP Code:

<?php 

@mail($email, $admin_new_ban_subject, $message, $headers); 

[meatball]

Ah, very nice. For our purposes (low traffic, server load), that's good enough to be a 'permanent' solution. Thanks, Static!