This plugin is cool thanks for developing it.
However, there are some tiny but very cool features i think and expect, should be added to this plugin.
1: let the comment author choose to “subscribe or not” to comment to receive reply comments to his comment like other plugin “subscribe to comment reloaded”. as it is required by some European countries
2: should be contained a simple GUI having few settings to choose from.
I request to update it.
]]>Hi,
I would like to translate the plugin in Italian for you, how could I do?
Thanks
Hi. I am using your Comment Email Reply extension.
Recently I received an email from one of my blog reader saying “why did you delete my comment ?”.
I am wondering if your plugin sends an email notification when a comment is deleted. I think not but could you confirm please ?
Thanks !
HI,
Is there a way to modify the link including a Tab id PLUS the Comment id in the same url?
I mean, now the plug-in gives an url like this:
If there is a possibility to include also the Tab id… something like…
https://Url /#tab-reviews /#comment-8
I have tried manually but the url I generated is not working.
Any suggestion is more than appreciated.
Thanks in advance
My website’s title is Due fili d’erba. When the email in reply to a comment would be sent, the accent would go like: Due fili d'erba
How to fix this?
Thank you
]]>Hei Kilozwo,
I have been using this plugin since one year ago and it worked well.
But after my wordpress WP upgrade to v4.1.8 and I installed the plugin cache (WP Rocket), Comment Email Reply is no longer working properly. Comment Email Reply does not send a notification to a commentator.
Whether the cache plugin also affect the WP Comments Email Reply? What’s the solution?
Thanks advice..
]]>Hello there, I want to delay sending the notification email, But I don’t konw how to add wp_schedule_single_event function.
]]>Hello there,
in this thread, the amazing Ravi Patel pointed me towards a solution for my issue that old comments wouldn’t be updated with a new (registered) user’s email address. He fixed it with a simple function that I thought might as well be included in the plugin. Mention him please though as it’s his work, not mine.
I’ve tested it and it works beautifully!
function user_profile_update($user_id) {
$commentarr = array();
global $wpdb;
if( !current_user_can( 'edit_user', $user_id ) ){
return false;
}
if(isset($_POST['email'])):
echo $email = esc_attr($_POST['email']);
$wpdb->query("UPDATE $wpdb->comments SET comment_author_email='$email' WHERE user_id=$user_id");
endif;
}
add_action('personal_options_update','my_profile_update', 10,2);
add_action('profile_update', 'user_profile_update', 10,2);Hello there,
the plugin works nicely but in an unexpected manner. When a non-registered user writes an email and I reply they get no email.
However, when they reply back to my response, I get an email notification.
Shouldn’t this be the other way round? I can have WP email my upüon comments anyway and as most people use their blogs alone, having a plugin take care of that doesn’t make too much sense^^
Cheers
EDIT:
Scratch that, both emails go though. So I guess the question is, can registered users opt out of this? ??
Hi,
I updated my wp instance to version 4.2.2 but it seems that some issues occur.
In order to perform a test, I’ve disabled the function ‘add_action’ in the comment-email-reply/file cer_plugin.php:
# Fire Email when comments is inserted and is already approved.
#add_action('wp_insert_comment','cer_comment_notification',99,2);and I’ve used a simple message popup:
function echo_test() {
echo "<script>alert('OK !');</script>";
}
add_action('wp_insert_comment', 'echo_test', 99, 0 );When I try to test a reply to a post comment, no popup appears.
Can you chack please?
Hey there,
I really like the plugin. It’s amazing that this feature isn’t included in WordPress, but your plugin does a great job of adding it.
The problem I have is a simple one: you don’t have a configuration area to set the sender’s email address. Instead, your plugin uses the admin email address, which WordPress uses to send notifications such as when a new user registers.
The person who administers the site is not the same person as the blogger. So the admin keeps getting replies from users who are replying to the automated notification email.
Ideally, your plugin should allow us to choose “[email protected]” so any replies will simply bounce. We want them to comment on the site, not reply to the automated email (which goes to the wrong person anyways).
It would be great if the notification email could simply contain a note “Robbie replied to your comment. Click here to open it.” instead of the full body of the comment, as this would avoid people replying to it as email… and after all, the whole point is to try to engage our site visitors.
As a side note, the ability to edit the language without actually editing the plugin files would be great. I’d like to, for example, be able to change the wording “Go to it or reply:” to something more like “Please do not reply to this email. To reply, click this link and use the form provided.”
Thanks so much for a great plugin!
Robbie
]]>My biggest concern with this plugin is that it sends the email prior to the new comment being approved. Because of this the person who receives the email might not see the new comment and would likely be very confused.
We rewrote the code slightly to use the wp_set_comment_status hook which allowed us to send the email when a comment was approved. Have you looked into using that hook at all?
Thanks.
]]>Hello. I tried the plugin but;
sender: wordpress
sending e-mail: [email protected]
How can I change them? thanks
]]>This plug-in was working great for me, but now suddenly I’ve gotten over 20 spam comment replies in the last 24 hours. I only comment when someone has visited my blog so this means the original comment author is getting these spam comments too. Yikes. I use the Askimet plug-in for reducing spam. It IS catching all of these spammy comment replies, but for some reason this plug-in is still e-mailing the replies to the comment author. It should only send e-mails once a comment has been approved for publication on my blog. This is terrible. I’m going to deactivate the plug-in before any more of my readers gets these spammy e-mails. Meanwhile, though, I’d love to know once you’ve fixed it.
I’m using WordPress 4.1.1
Thank you!
Carrie Ypma
Kenarry: Ideas for the Home
https://www.kenarry.com
I love this nice and simple plugin, just what I needed.
However, what if a comment author wants to stop receiving notification emails for a certain comment or post? What can I (webmaster) or he do to accomplish that?
Kind regards,
Ruben Geert van den Berg
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Hi
I try to change language of plug in to Persian, but it don’t show my characters and replace them by ?
can you help please?
Hi,
I’m rather new at this and was wondering how to remove the blog name from the subject line.
thank you
]]>Since installing and activating Comment Email Reply, I get an incredible amount of spam via email. Every email is entitled “[Living Vintage] New reply to your Comment”. Fortunately, Askismet (I think) is catching all of this spam, and it’s going directly into my spam folder within my WordPress admin. However, deleting 50+ emails a day gets tiresome.
Also, more worrisome than that is the fact that one of my blog followers reported today: “I got 13 replies from you living vintage host referring to a reply that it said I made to your web site. 1st — I did not send a reply. I have no idea what their message means. Hope it is not a virus.”
Can this problem be fixed? If not, I will have to deactivate and delete the Commment Email Reply. This would be unfortunate because I like the functionality.
]]>Please, change headers to “charset=UTF-8”
]]>Is there a way to turn it off for certain comments?
]]>The email of the reply comes with all the html coding.
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