Hi everyone,
I’m Emmanuel Katto from Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), working with Drupal 10 and the Group module, and I need help figuring out how to notify users when new content is posted in a group. Here's the scenario:
I have a News content type that can be published within groups.
I want to set up a system where, when an authenticated user tags a group and the group posts new News content, that user will receive an email notification.
The email should include the following:
The group name: "GROUP NAME"
The title of the newly published content: "NODE TITLE"
A link to the content: "NODE LINK"
Specific Questions:
Email Notification Setup:
Is there a module or functionality within Drupal 10 that can help me set up automatic email notifications for users when content is tagged with a group and published as a "News" article?
Customizing Notifications:
How can I customize the email notification to include the specific content details, such as the group name, node title, and link to the content?
Triggering Notifications on Content Creation:
What’s the best way to trigger the email when a new "News" content type is created? Do I need to set up a custom event or use something like Rules or Workflow to handle this?
Using the Group Module:
Since I’m using the Group module, is there a built-in feature or method that integrates with the group functionality to send notifications, or would this require custom development?
Best Practices for Notification Management:
Are there best practices or existing solutions in Drupal 10 for managing notifications to users who are members of specific groups?
I appreciate any suggestions or insights on how to efficiently implement this notification system. Thanks in advance for your help!
This version rephrases your original request and breaks it down into clear, targeted questions to make it easier for group members to provide helpful suggestions based on their experience.
You said:
.less css file not exclude from indexing
When crawling a website .less CSS file is not excluding from indexing web documents. There is an issue or we should add in exclude_pattern in collection configuration!?
write in different way with ask other group member give their suggestions
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Sure! Here's a rephrased version of your question that you can ask the group members for suggestions on excluding .less CSS files from indexing:
Issue with Excluding .less CSS Files from Indexing – Suggestions Needed
Hi everyone,
I’m encountering an issue while crawling my website where the .less CSS files are not being excluded from indexing as expected. I’ve been trying to configure the crawler to avoid indexing these files, but it seems they’re still being picked up.
Is there a specific configuration or setting I need to adjust in order to properly exclude .less CSS files from being indexed?
Should I add the .less files to the exclude_pattern in the collection configuration, or is there another method to prevent them from appearing in the indexed documents?
Are there any common pitfalls or best practices when it comes to excluding files, like CSS or LESS, from search engine crawlers?
I’d love to hear how others have handled this kind of situation. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
