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Message #23082
[Bug 1403176] Re: activity_get_viewaccess_users() doesn't always return users
Yeah, I don't think we should send a notification when a page is shared
with "Public" or "Logged-in Users". It would, indeed, be too much, both
in terms of spaminess, and using resources (on a large site).
** Changed in: mahara
Status: New => Won't Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1403176
Title:
activity_get_viewaccess_users() doesn't always return users
Status in Mahara ePortfolio:
Won't Fix
Bug description:
When handle_activity() is processing a viewaccess change it uses
activity_get_viewaccess_users() to see who is affected by the change.
Part of the sql check is to check the view_access table to see what
users are involved.
But the view_access option of 'loggedin' doesn't set any ids in the
usr column. This means if I set a page from no access to logged in
users no-one is notified of this change.
I'm not sure if we are wanting all logged in users to be notified or
just have a disclaimer somewhere stating that choosing logged in users
will not notify everyone of the change.
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