Auto Generate Message to Admin Posted by Robuste 21 May 2021 04:08 GMT-0000 posts: 97 Can anyone please suggest how i can programme a button to automatically generate a message to the admin to request an upgrade to a higher group? Thanks Rod
Posted by Jonny Bradley 21 May 2021 08:56 GMT-0000 posts: 126893 Hi Rod There are a few ways to do this, probably the "easiest" wold be with a tracker and a tracker plugin in a wiki page. You could take a look at the Contact Form Profile and try it out on a spare Tiki if you have one, then take the bits you want for your use (or just try it having made a backup of you database, and then delete the fields and pages you don't needed?) Trackers and PluginTracker have extensive options for sending emails. Hope that helps, jonny
Posted by Robuste 21 May 2021 22:47 GMT-0000 posts: 97 Thank you Jonny for your suggestion. That might be above my pay grade in terms of technical skill 😊 I have able to create the internal message automatically, I just need to be able to create a macro or something to click on send 😊 Anyone any easier ideas for me please 😊 Regards Rod Jonny Bradley wrote: Hi Rod There are a few ways to do this, probably the "easiest" wold be with a tracker and a tracker plugin in a wiki page. You could take a look at the Contact Form Profile and try it out on a spare Tiki if you have one, then take the bits you want for your use (or just try it having made a backup of you database, and then delete the fields and pages you don't needed?) Trackers and PluginTracker have extensive options for sending emails. Hope that helps, jonny
Posted by Mike Finko 23 May 2021 10:35 GMT-0000 posts: 228 Hi Rod, If it needs to be 'internal' (meaning inside a Tiki instance) then why not just use the built-in ' messaging system' https://doc.tiki.org/Inter-User-Messages and just have users send a message to the Admin - it will work all the time, every time, be quite simple with almost no maintenance. I know you also had the word 'Automatic' in your request, however anything 'automated' (and that's a very popular word these days in all software, nay, 'apps') automatically (no pun intended) means a higher level of difficulty. br, Mike