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This is an old revision of RyeBreadDraftsEventNotification made by RyeBread on 2005-12-06 20:15:53.

 

Believe it or not, I wrote this code before I found out about PageWatches but I think my approach is a little different.

Basically, I wanted something that would email people in my office whenever somebody posted a comment on a page of interest. I thought I would make it a little more robust however. This should be a framework that will allow wikka to automatically react to a variety of page events (i.e. commenting a page, editing a page etc) and trigger some response (i.e. emailing a user, sending an http request to a server etc.)

This isn't finished, yet it is currently running in my office, so I know it works.

Steps:
  1. Create new event watching table.
  1. Create a handler to register an event for a page to watch.
  1. Create a response function (i.e. email notification).
  1. Add code to look for and process a page event. Then call a response function.
  1. Make handler easily accessible for users.

1.) Create Table


CREATE TABLE `wikka_watches` (
  `page_tag` VARCHAR(75) NOT NULL,
  `watcher` VARCHAR(75) NOT NULL,
  `comment` ENUM('Y','N') DEFAULT 'N' NOT NULL,
  `edit` ENUM('Y','N') DEFAULT 'N' NOT NULL
)
TYPE = myisam;

ALTER TABLE `wikka_watches` ADD UNIQUE  (`page_tag`,`watcher`)

ALTER TABLE `wikka_watches` ADD INDEX  (`page_tag`)

ALTER TABLE `wikka_watches` ADD INDEX  (`watcher`)


This will create a table that will store a page_tag and watcher pair. The watcher isn't restricted to being a username. It could be the name of a wikipingserver or something like that. Each column after that corresponds to a particular page event with a simple indication of whether or not that event is being watched for.
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