Notify the user when updating a post

@steve92

The easiest way to accomplish this is to revert the post to draft and republish after you have made your edits.

Yes, I had thought this. But the simplest way is that when I publish an updated post, a notice immediately begins for the registered user.
Can you change this to your plugin?

@steve92

That’s not at all easy, especially with things like auto-save – I don’t think there is an easy way to differentiate between an auto-save and an update within WordPress.

The update by the admin requires that the Update button is pressed (after editing the post)

@steve92

Indeed, but programatically acting on that is not as easy as you make it sound as there isn’t a WordPress hook the only first on that event.

Of course, you could make sure that when the admin clicks the Update button, the input sends the command to the email of the subscriber.
But I’m not a programmer of your plugin.

@steve92

Linking any action to the click of the Update buttons, in my opinion a bad idea. What if you spot a typo in your post and correct it on a published post – new email is sent. Is that wise or intended.

Instead I’ve implemented a new meta box that shows for published posts and includes a Resend button. It’s in my development code here:

https://github.com/mattyrob/subscribe2

I would do so. I would do so. Then, these options must appear visible, not as a drop-down menu like now.

x.

I have a new idea, just keep this one. The other 2 options are not needed.

@steve92

I’m glad you like the new feature idea – the existing bits will have to stay as other people requested and use those.

Ok, keep the menu visible

Here I would put in the drop-down menu also the item “Suspend sending to these emails”.

@steve92

‘Attiva L’iscrizione’ will do that – the translation is not perfect – in English it is ‘Toggle’ Subscriber between active and inactive. Moving to Inactive status will suspend email sending.

The new feature Subscribe2 Resend is good.
I in Settings -> Models would put a new model eg. “Hi, the” Example “post has been changed, you can read it here: [link]”. In this way the user recognizes this new email.
Then you can officially publish the new version of the plugin.