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INSTALLATION
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1. Enable the module from the Modules admin page from "Modules"
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- /admin/modules
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2. Grant permission to use this module from "People > Permissions"
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- /admin/people/permissions#module-comment_notify
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3. Set permissions for commenting as per usual from "People > Permissions"
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- /admin/people/permissions#module-comment
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4. Configure the settings for comments for content types from Structure
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> Content types > [Your content type] > Edit: "Comment settings"
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- /admin/structure/types/manage/[your_content_type]
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- e.g. /admin/structure/types/manage/page
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- Look for "Anonymous commenting" and set to either:
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"Anonymous posters may leave their contact information" OR
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"Anonymous posters must leave their contact information"
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5. Configure this module at Configuration > People > Comment Notify
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- /admin/config/people/comment_notify
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-Determine which content types to activate it for
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-Determine which subscription modes are allowed
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-Configure the templates for the e-mails
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6. Set your node-notify settings per user (optional)
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The module includes a feature to notify the node author of all comments on
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their nodes. To enable this go to "My account" > Edit (e.g. user/1/edit)
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and change the settings there, i.e., "Comment follow-up notification settings"
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TEMPLATE TRANSLATION
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Notification templates are passed through t() before being added to the
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email's body. Therefore, for you to translate them to other languates you
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need to:
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1. Enable the Locale module.
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2. Choose a node in which you are not the auther and has comments and comment
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on it. This will send an email to the author and other commenters.
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3. Open the Translation Interface, located at
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admin/config/regional/translate/translate
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4. Search for the template strings and add the translations.
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OPTIONAL MODULES
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Performance: If you notice that your site is very slow when submitting
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new comments it is possible that the problem is with sending the mails.
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One option is to use the Queue Mail module
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http://drupal.org/project/queue_mail
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COMPATIBILITY NOTE
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Comment Notify is not built to work on sites where other notification related
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modules are installed (modules like Actions, Notify, Subscriptions, and
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Organic Groups are popular examples). If you install both Comment Notify and
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one of these other mail modules on your site in addition to Comment Notify
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it may send duplicate messages and/or have user interface elements that will
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appear to be duplicates and confuse your site visitors.
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The suggested configuration in these instances is to separate Comment Notify and
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whatever other mail module you have installed. Common ways to separate them are
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by content type or user permissions.
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