Subscribe to Comments 2.1
Subscribe to Comments 2.1 is a plugin that allows commenters on your blog to check a box before commenting and get e-mail notification of further comments. It is one of the most popular WordPress plugins out there for the simple reason that it helps foster a community around your blog by encouraging commenters to come back and stay engaged in the dialog.
Features
- Rudimentary security
- Users cannot enter a random e-mail into the subscription manager and modify someone else’s subscriptions
- In order to modify subscriptions, users need to use a special link, given in notification e-mails, and printed in the comments form as long as they have their comment cookie
- Recognition of subscription status
- Unsubscribed users see the “subscribe to comments” checkbox, but subscribed users see a “Manage your subscriptions” link
- The author of the post is recognized by either login or comment cookie and is assumed to be subscribed to the entry (as they will receive notifications through WordPress)
- Themeable subscription manager
- Uses visual style of WordPress interface
- Can be optionally accessed via “Manage” menu in WordPress
- E-mail verification of block requests
- Javascript “invert selection” link to check/uncheck subscriptions for mass deletion
- “Return to the page you were viewing” link that persists at the top of the page, so that users can easily return to the post they were reading once they are done modifying subscriptions
- Ability to let users change notification e-mail address
- In the subscription manager, users can request that their notification address be changed for all their subscriptions
- Special link is sent to the old address for verification
- Once clicked, their e-mail address will be changed instantly for all their comments
- Easy integration into comments form
- No modification of comments form needed for WP 1.5+ (supported themes)
- For users who want custom placement of the checkbox/link to subscription manager, this can be done with one simple function call, placed anywhere in the comment form
- Subscription without leaving a comment
- By popular demand, you can now offer visitors the option of subscribing to comments on an entry without having to leave a comment themselves
- If the reader later decides to join the conversation, their subscription continues without them having to explicitly set it
- Customization
- You can make the Subscription Manager that your users see use your theme’s header, footer and sidebar, using CSS to style it to fit your site
- Internationalization
- I’ve written Subscribe to Comments 2.1 with i18n in mind, making full use of
__()and_e()functions. The domain is “subscribe-to-comments”.
- I’ve written Subscribe to Comments 2.1 with i18n in mind, making full use of
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Version 2.1 Update
Version 2.1 of Subscribe to Comments has a feature that people have been begging me to implement for many months: you can view the list of people who are subscribed to posts on your blog, and you can also see a list of the most “subscribed” posts. Also in this version is a new one-file install. You just put subscribe-to-comments.php in your /plugins/ directory, activate, and you’re done. This version will work on WordPress versions from 2.0.6 through 2.3.1 (highest tested).
Versions
- 2.1.2 Fixed a few bugs that’d send bad notifications (thanks Donncha!), cleaned up some code and moved to using proper WP escaping functions
- 2.1.1 WordPress 2.2 compatibility! Also note that support for
attribute_escape()is needed, so if you get errors about that, upgrade to the latest version in your branch - 2.1 big update, fixing a few potential XSS holes, and misc error messages… see above for details
- 2.0.8 XSS security fixes, hopefully fixed “+” symbols in e-mail for good
- 2.0.7 additional “funky e-mail” fixes
- 2.0.6 support for e-mail addresses with “+” symbols, option to disable CSS “clearing”
- 2.0.4 potential security bugs, better WP 2.0 capabilities compat
Feedback/Bugs
Feel free to leave bug reports or feature requests here. Use this entry’s comments to ask support questions or offer general feedback
I’ve spent a lot of time writing this code and supporting it. If you derive some benefit from this code, please consider showing your gratitute in a more tangible
way. Thanks!
I have received $0 this month for my coding efforts.
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Thank you so much for the plugin! I installed it and I’m able to subscribe to a comment using an old email, but I don’t see where the subscription manager comes up to allow me to unsubscribe. I’ve uploaded the php file into my root directory… any ideas/suggestions?
thanks again!
Stefan,
It looks like you hardcoded the “subscribe” checkbox into your comments form. Don’t do that. Use
<?php show_subscription_checkbox(); ?>instead. Or better yet, install the hook in your comment form that is missing:<?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>Then, the subscribe checkbox will turn into a link to the subscription manager. Also note that subscribers will get the link at the bottom of every single notification e-mail, for easy unsubscription.
thanks Mark – I uploaded the original comment.php file. I don’t even remember hardcoding, but maybe its from an earlier or different subscribe plugin. Anyway, does the go inside the form tags? I tried both inside and out and get this error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: show_subscription_checkbox() in /home/stefan/public_html/wp-content/themes/BlueTan/comments.php on line 72
Something stupid on my part I’m sure. I double-checked to make sure I had the plugin activated. It might be best for me to just delete all files and re-upload. I had some older versions of things and also some files from scriptygoddess too.
Thoughts?
Stefan, if you’re getting that error, you either didn’t activate the plugin, have the wrong plugin, or have a corrupted plugin.
I’d delete, download, and upload again.
Thanks for your help today, Mark. It may have been a mix up between the old old old version and your newer version. I did just delete all of the files and then unpacked the zip again and uploaded. It is working great now.
Thanks again!
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great plugin Is it possible to make it more visual impair in next version ?
Thanks for your help today, Mark. It may have been a mix up between the old old old version and your newer version. I did just delete all of the files and then unpacked the zip again and uploaded. It is working great now.
Thanks again!
umesh_joshi@spanners4us.com
This may be a temporary problem, but the download URL http://txfx.net/wp-plugins.org/subscribe-to-comments/download/ which redirects to http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/subscribe-to-comments.zip throws an error 500 after trying to load the file. Is there a mirror available?
Now the download seems to be working fine again.
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Hello ! I really appreciate that plugin and I wonder if one improvement could be possible (provided that it does not already exist and I would have missed it) : making it possible to see who has subscribed to a specific post. If I do understand well, for the moment, you can ‘only’ see what are the posts to which someone is subscribed.
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i wonder if this would work with another plug-in for comments. the threaded comment plugin one.
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I upload the translation files but the plugin is still in english. What else I need to do ? Thanks for help.
1. You have to run the whole blog in the same language as the language file you’ve uploaded for the plugin. This can only be configured in your wp_config.php file with the option WPLANG.
2. The language file needs to have the name subscribe_to_comments-.mo where is the same (also the case) as for the WPLANG setting in your wp_config.php. The file must be copied to your wp-content/plugins folder.
That should be all.
Damn, I haven’t escaped my special chars in the last post. Point 2 must be:
The language file needs to have the name subscribe_to_comments-<language-string>.mo where <language-string> is the same (also the case) as for the WPLANG setting in your wp_config.php. This .mo file must be copied to your wp-content/plugins folder.
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Do you need an anti-spam plug-in ?
Hi, I’ve installed the plug-in but here seems to be an issue – no emails are being sent.
I’ve had a look at my WP install and mail is set to go out via localhost.
I have comment moderation on and the standard WP emails go out without a problem.
What do you think the issue could be?
Ok, I never claimed to be the smartest cookie in the jar. It seems this was a user problem.
I was expecting an email when i posted the first time and for some reason didn’t think to wait for a comment to be added in order to receive the email.
Pretty stupid of me.
Lesson learnt, don’t go more than 48 hrs without sleep before posting to a blog.
-m
Do you know how many thousands of people are now aware of your being stupid ? As far as I am concerned, I am in Frace, I have received an e-mail from here where I could read that Michael is the most stupid pancake of the bottle.
i read the install docs, but there’s no reference to subscribe-to-comments.pot — where does this file go?
This is for translators who can use the file to translate the plugin to other languages. It is of no use for ordinary users, so you can just delete it or ignore it.
Just installed this on my blog. Looks brilliant, anxiously waiting for someone to subscribe to any of the post’s comments.
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I see quite strange behavior in this beta: each subscribed user receives two notitication mails instead of one.
I suggest this happens only for the comments, which are automatically approved. The user is notified once by this action:
add_action('comment_post', create_function('$a', 'global $sg_subscribe; sg_subscribe_start(); return $sg_subscribe->send_notifications($a);'), 50);And immediately, the user is notified again with this action:
add_action('wp_set_comment_status', create_function('$a', 'global $sg_subscribe; sg_subscribe_start(); return $sg_subscribe->send_notifications($a);'));If the comment is held for moderation first this wrong behaviour is not observed.
I observe this problem with WP 1.5.2 and plugin version 2.0.2.
Any suggestions?
Doncho,
Why is
wp_set_comment_statusbeing triggered for new comment posting? That’s the problem right there. Do you have some sort of antispam plugin that might be doing this? I looked, and WordPress should not be doing this on its own.Hi Mark,
I have not yet confirmed that this is the particular reason. I was doing only code review and I supposed that could be the reason for the ill behaviour I’m observing.
I will definitely debug the case, but I don’t want to do it on a live blog, and I don’t have testing platform right now (I am in a process for setting up such right now).
Regarding the plugins, I have the following installed right now:
None of these plugins are related to spam. I am using the integrated spam system in Wordpress and also I’m using the SecureImage plugin, which cuts-off completely the automatic spam comments. Actually, this is the only comment-related plugin, which I use, but the ill activity is seen on blogs, which do not have this plugin installed (I have a friend of mine, who’s having precisely the same problem, but without SecureImage plugin).
I see that the problem does not excercise on your blog – I received the notification only once. So most probably we’re not speaking for general bug here, maybe it’s some weird iteraction, which has to be debugged.
I will keep you in touch, if I discover anything meanwhile.
Thanks for the great work, by the way! Keep it running, it’s great!
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Hi Mark, first thanks for share this plugin. I’ve some problems with the plugin, the checkbox and “submit” button are at the end of the page, but I think that is a wordpress theme problem. My “hard” problem is when I try to get the all subscriptors (as admin) or see my subscriptions (as a normal user), always I get the same error:
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, postmaster@blueblog.org and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log.”
I ‘ve followed the readme.txt… so I ‘ve no idea where or whats it’s the problem. Maybe you can help me… anyway I apreciate it
Thanks in advance
NOTE: this is the URL of my site (where u can see the problem “live”)
Blue,
compare the permissions on
wp-subscription-manager.phpwith your other working PHP files… it may need to be adjusted.Thanks for the answer! Now work!. And u have any idea about the problem with the “submit” button (shows at the end of the page)
Thanks for your time!!!!
Blue,
That’s really just a theme/CSS issue that I can’t help you with. I’ve made it so that it works with the default themes, but unfortunately I can’t make it work with all CSS schemes out of the box.
oks! don’t worry. Thanks a lot for your support!
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Hi there. Great plugin.
Tell me… how do I get the nifty little “subscribed” and “Blog author” images to show on comments,, such as those you have in the above comments?
Thanks…
Jonathan,
you can use the
comment_subscription_status()function, which will return true/false.e.g.
Thanks for that info. What function tells me if the comment has been made by the blod author?
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That was really missing from WP
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Mark,
I have ‘”Subscribe” box should be checked by default’ but when I go to respond to a post or a comment the box is still not checked. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Doug
I am sorry if this is a dumb question but I am a beginner when it comes to PHP, MySQL etc.
Could you tell me where the subscriptions are stored . In other words is it possible for the site administrator to look at the subscription database or wherever the subs are stored.
Thank you for the best plugin that I have so far installed.
All the best,
Ron …
Ron,
If they subscribe when leaving a comment, it is a
comment_subscribeflag on the comment. If you allow people to subscribe without leaving a comment, it is stored as a Custom Field.The next minor point release of the plugin will have a function to get you a list of the subscribers for a particular entry. You could also look at the previous comments here, or at the code here.
That was a speedy reply! Thank you, Mark.
When subscribing to a post, the subscription manager page is loaded. Near the top of this page is a link that says “Return to the page you were viewing: click here”. However, the link doesn’t refer back to the post; instead, it refers to wp-comments-post.php. Any ideas what might be causing this?
Thanks for the great plugin!
Fr. Daniel,
You placed the “subscribe without commenting” call within the regular comment form. The “subscribe without commenting” call makes a small HTML form. If you have this form within the regular comment form, you get some unexpected results! So just move the “subscribe without commenting” call down below the ending
</form>tag of the comment form and it should be fine.Mark, thanks for your help. I thought I had this in the right place but it wasn’t. Thanks again for the plugin.
(By the way, the live comment preview makes typing VERY slow on my end of Firefox.)
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Great plugin, I’ve got it working.
just one question, what should I do to translate the different texts involved in the process?
I tried editing “Notify me of followup comments via e-mail”
in “subscribe-to-comments.php” but it didnt made a change on my blog. anything else i should do?
What about the wordpress 2.0 compatibility, sir ?