Thanks.
Ended up by adding "_mod=on" as a GET variable and it worked.
Another problem:
I'm trying to find a way to send weekly digests to specific users. I could
write a bunch of code to store the specified users, check the dates on
emails and send them once a week with a cron job, but is there
Mark Sapiro wrote:
>Alberto Pereira wrote:
>>My question is what is the GET variable to change the moderation bit?
>
>The issue is that when admin.py processes the 'mod' setting, it doesn't
>actually check to see if the setting is present in the CGI data, it
>just sets the users moderation on if t
Alberto Pereira wrote:
>
>I'm doing a tiny interface ih PHP for the subscribers of a mailing-list and
>so that they, through that, can:
>
>- subscribe;
>- unsubscribe;
>- change digest;
>...
>
>I'm using the urls for the actions, and all seems working but they change
>the moderation status of the u
Hi.
I'm doing a tiny interface ih PHP for the subscribers of a mailing-list and
so that they, through that, can:
- subscribe;
- unsubscribe;
- change digest;
...
I'm using the urls for the actions, and all seems working but they change
the moderation status of the users.
My question is what is