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Kunena 7.1.0 Released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 7.1.0 [K 7.1.0] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 5.4.x/6.0.x./6.1.x./6.2.x This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 / K 6.3 / K 6.4 / K7.0 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 7.1
Just a reminder: K6.4.16 receives only securities fixes until end of 2026, so it's advised for users to upgrade to K7.1.
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Question "Automatically" subscribe all members to be notified of any new messages
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Would it be possible to give administrators the choice between automatic subscription and optional subscription? That would be a welcome solution for many.
I've been thinking that it should be straightforward to write a module that the administrator could use and, with this module, subscribe all users to (or unsubscribe them from) a given category. It would probably take me a few days to write this module, to test it, to make it look "pretty", you know what I mean? Of course, if I wrote such a thing it would not officially be part of the Kunena project - this would entirely be my own work - and I would be pleased to share this work if people were willing to pay me for it. I am not the only person who would be willing to write some feature that people have clamoured for in this topic but, one day I'm sure, we'll get around to it.
Just as a matter of interest, how much do you think a feature like this would be worth if it was done as an optional "extra"? If, say, there were 20 people willing to pay $25 for such a tool, I could just about break even on the cost involved in developing a solution ... well, almost!
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I'm wandering if there is a way to set the forum in a way that all registered joomla users (or user groups) are subsribed automatically or manually to a forum category
i have a school and the forum is used also for announcing... so i want the students to be notified when a new topic or post is created.....
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G'day, jacopo, and welcome to the community.
As you can can see your question has been asked many times before. At this time there is no "automatically subscribe all users" feature in Kunena. It is also important to remember that, if there was an automatic subscription feature used by some site operators, members of those sites would still want the ability to be able to control what they were subscribed to because they may not want emails about subjects they're uninterested in. So, as a general response to this request for "let's have an automatic subscription feature for Kunena", one should be careful about what one asks for.
One month ago someone asked for this feature and my reply was
It may interest people to know that, in that time, not one person has come to me and offered money for this proposal. Not one! Well, we are still here and this topic, that began four years ago, is still waiting for a resolution but I'm not holding out much hope that people are genuinely interested in paying for it.sozzled wrote: Just as a matter of interest, how much do you think a feature like this would be worth if it was done as an optional "extra"? If, say, there were 20 people willing to pay $25 for such a tool, I could just about break even on the cost involved in developing a solution ... well, almost!
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A month ago I answered that I would certainly be willing to pay $25 or more. Let me be more specific- I'll pay $100.
Hi anybody who reads this thread,
Let's help each other and offer to pay Sozzled for his efforts.
I can certainly identify with Sozzled's frustration. I maintain a popular community website, but nobody is inclined to donate. $100 out of my own pocket is peanuts compared with the time I spend on this volunteer effort.
Jan de Vries; Vermont USA