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Title: Mod Request: Specific email for declining of photos
Post by: lakeside on June 15, 2003, 05:41:03 PM

Im wondering if it would be possible that we have multiple emails to send out when a photo gets declined.

Perhaps it could work something like

On the admins validation page there could be a text box where we can type in a specific reason why the photo is not being validated, then this text could get inserted into the email message that gets sent out so the end user knows specifically why the photo has been declined.

Any takers on doing something like this?

Title: Mod Request: Specific email for declining of photos
Post by: V@no on June 15, 2003, 06:22:22 PM

actualy there is a mod by SLL that sends email when image was accepted or declined.

Title: Mod Request: Specific email for declining of photos
Post by: lakeside on June 15, 2003, 10:33:37 PM

Thanks,
i've got that mod installed, but I need to be able to put a one line response in it based on the image in question.

So if someone uploads an adult photo, I would want the email to be standard up to the point where it would say:
Your photo has been rejected:
1. Because it's an adult oriented photo

Or if it was a known copyright violation, then I want to add
1. Because it's a known copyrighted image.

With his mod (and its good) it will only send out a basic decline form, but I want to add one line dependant on the circumstances of the photo in question.

Title: Mod Request: Specific email for declining of photos
Post by: Cancy on June 25, 2003, 01:03:00 PM

Um das zu erreichen macht man folgendes: Zuerst die declined_email.html editieren und den Tag {image_description} einfügen. Anschliessend in der validateimages.php im Abschnitt #Declined picture message # unter dieser zeile :
  "yr_image_name" => strtoupper($image_media_file),
diese zeile:
"image_description" => ($image_description),

einfügen. Beide Dateien wieder hochladen. Danach kann der Beschreibungstext des Bildes im Admincenter unter „Bilder freischalten“ (gewünschtes Bild aussuchen und auf „bearbeiten“ klicken)  geändert werden ( einfach den passenden Ablehnungsgrund in das Feld „Beschreibung“ oder „Description“) eintragen) anschliessend speichern. Nun wird der Ablehnungsgrund in der Mail mit übermittelt. Wer mag und kann, darf das auch gerne ins Englische übersetzen – das krieg ich leider nicht hin.