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WordPress Email Notification Plugin v2.0

The Word Press Email Notification Plugin has been updated to version 2.0.

Updates to this version:

  • Added Option To Choose Whether or Not To Notify
  • Added Install Script
  • Added Configuration Area
  • Added Import Email Addresses Functionality
  • Added Export/Backup Email List Functionality
  • Added Option To Send Announcements To List Members (non blog posts)
  • Removed Rewrite URL’s Functionality

If you see anything that looks like a bug or the documentation needs corrected, please let me know.



12 Responses to “WordPress Email Notification Plugin v2.0”

  1. Jimmy Says:

    If someone leaves a comment and includes their email will they get notification of other comments in the same post?

    Basically, I want my users to be able to subscribe to individual posts.

    Thanks!

  2. Marc Says:

    Sorry for the off topic comment…

    Jimmy - I think you’re looking for “Subscribe to comments” over at the scritpygodess site. You can find it here.

  3. blips Says:

    Great plugin, works like a charm. I translated it in Dutch so if anyone needs it in Dutch just leave a message on my weblog.

    Donated some money too, good tools and good people deserve that.

  4. Jimmy Says:

    Thanks, that’s exactly what I am looking for.

  5. Michael Says:

    When I click on the email notification tab in the options of wordpress 1.5, I get the following two errors. Any ideas?

    Warning: mysql_connect(): Access denied for user: ‘apache@localhost’ (Using password: NO) in /home/httpd/vhosts/tersiocity.com/httpdocs/blog/wp-content/plugins/wp-email-notification/index.php on line 38

    Warning: mysql_select_db(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL-Link resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/tersiocity.com/httpdocs/blog/wp-content/plugins/wp-email-notification/index.php on line 39

  6. Priya Shah Says:

    I had got errors when I tried installing it. Can’t understand what the problem is.

  7. Noemi Says:

    I have that problem too.. It seems like it doesn’t work if WordPress is installed in a directory other than the root of the site.

  8. Noemi Says:

    Here’s another problem:

    After copying the /maillist/ dir to my root I actualy got to to run but..
    When I received the confirmation letter the link was pointing to:
    http://netslums.com/pressmaillist/index.php?action=conf&addr=1,7b2370ee028e2e58270ae00711652023

    It’s missing / between press and maillist (it should be http://www.noemitm.ca/press/maillist/)

  9. Noemi Says:

    err.. that should be http://www.netslums.com/press/maillist/

  10. Brian Groce Says:

    I’ve been unable to duplicate the MySQL issue, though there are at least three cases of it. If someone would give me more details (where, your server setup, etc) that would be helpful.

    Noemi, the site url needs to end with the trailing slash. Thats should fix your problem.

  11. Brian Groce Says:

    After looking into it some more, it appears that the MySQL error is due to the include path of certain server setups.

    In some cases the servers aren’t setup to include files from the directory you’re in.

    The other possible cause is if the maillist directory is somewhere other than your web root, which makes sense…you’ll need to update a few things. (I’ll document that in the next release.)

  12. Shawn Says:

    Is there a way that an external blogging program (like ecto) can trigger the notification system when an entry is posted?