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Notifier

One of the keen things about dynamic publishing is that I don’t have to rebuild the whole blog archive when I make a change. To wit, I’ve installed Chad Everett’s…

One of the keen things about dynamic publishing is that I don’t have to rebuild the whole blog archive when I make a change. To wit, I’ve installed Chad Everett’s Notifier plugin (which, as far as I can tell, is compatible with MT-Blacklist, despite some obsolete info in the documentation).

That means that at the bottom of each post, around the comment form, is a little checkbox you can tick off to subscribe to that post, i.e., to get an e-mail notification if further comments are made. You can also subscribe without leaving a comment (the entry field at the bottom of the page). The notification e-mails include the comment, a link back to the post, and a link to delete your subscription(s). Shiny.

Notifier, in theory, lets me set up a subscription to the blog as a whole, too, as well as to individual categories. I’m not going to go that far at the moment here (I’ve put a blog subscription form on Margie’s Kitchen), but if there’s interest, let me know.

UPDATE: Chad informs me that the only incompatibilities are on the “check here to subscribe” stuff for the comment forms. On the other hand, I’ve tested that here this morning, and it seems to work, so I’m not sure what’s up. If you subscribe to something and don’t get notifications, please let me know.

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