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Hi all! Yesterday Stefan Merten wrote:
6 days ago Mathieu ONeil wrote:I think it could be good practice to let everyone on this list know whenever people post a substantive paper / comment on the website? What do others think?That is part of what I addressed by 6 days ago Stefan Merten wrote:There is also the topic of receiving notification for changes. I'm looking into a possibility to automatically subscribe a group to all changes in a certain sub-tree but have not figured out completely how to do this. If you don't want to wait you can subscribe yourself by using the "Mail subscription" portlet in the right panel. Make sure that you subscribe "Scientific Committee" recursively so you get notifications from the whole sub-tree.Group subscription to a subtree is somewhat difficult - I'm just asking the developer of the notification tool how he meant his documentation...
Finally I got the right idea! Now I know how to subscribe a certain role to a certain subtree in Plone. I'll subscribe the ``Reviewers`` role to the ``scientific-committee`` subtree when I'm back online.
However, it is easy to set up a fake account with the email address of this list and this way subscribe this whole list to change notifications. I just did this so changes are at least sent here [#]_. ( Mathieu: Password for user `mlist` is the same as for the mailing list.) .. [#] Normally this is considered bad practice because subscriptions like this should not be done by a mailing list. But at the moment it is probably better this way.
I'll remove this facility then. Grüße Stefan
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