I would like to receive emails when users change the wiki, but it doesn't seem to work.

I changed it so that the one person I want to have emails notifying him of changes has a different e-mail address than everyone else in case it checks that the person editing isn't the same person that wants emails. I'm still not getting e-mails after resetting my ticket with the new credentials. Basically I've set it up like this:

My admin logs in:
user.role=moderator&user.emailOptIn=true&user.email=admin@email.com
Everyone else:
user.emailOptIn=false&user.email=fakeOrUnused@email.com (some of these are set to be moderators if that matters)

I tried using 1 and 0 instead of true and false.
I've also tried setting everyone's user.emailOptIn to true.

Basically we have it set up so that when a user arrives on the page it creates a wetpaint ticket and logs them in, since the only people who can get to the page have to have logged in to our site first.

Then we send the wiki information to load the Easy Edit button.

The wiki edits just fine and the ticket is generated correctly, the only problem is that there are no e-mails sent to our administrator email when a user changes the wiki.

Does the emailOptIn mean something different? Or is there a way to get changes to the wiki emailed?

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Hello World Tutorial

Jun 17 2009, 6:38 PM EDT by boe_wetpaint

Thread started: Jun 15 2009, 1:25 AM EDT Watch

Hi, I got my developer key and everything last week. I feel like there are just endless links to follow in this wiki dedicated to Wetpaint Injected, but no place to get easy to follow directions for copying and pasting the necessary code into a page on my site. I watched a short video on this site where the narrator literally copied some code to the head of a page, and then another where he wanted the wiki content to be and like magic he had Wetpaint "injected" into his site.

I can't find anything on here that is that simple. There are all of these examples of code but little instruction as to where to put them all. The PHP code in the Integration guide is broken into various blocks based on what it does, such as loggin in a user, retrieving data, etc. The integration guide doesn't specifically say where to put all the code. Do I just copy each block and paste them into the head of my page except for the one that displays results...and put that one where I want the wiki to show up?

I really want there to be some instructions with code snippets that spells it out for us designers who don't know much of anything about PHP code Something that goes step by step that has the code with clearly labeled areas where you need to input your keys, etc,, and says exactly where to put the code.

I was going to try to do the Hello World Tutorial because it sounds like it is supposed to be a tutorial like I was hoping for, but when I click on the URL provided in Step 1 that it says to open and view the source code...I just get a page that says Site Blocked!

I would so LOVE to put this wiki into the main body of one of my webpages, please tell me there is an easy way to do it that I just can't find the instructions for on this site.

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Here is some feedback

Hello World Tutorial

Jun 4 2009, 7:03 PM EDT by boe_wetpaint

Thread started: May 28 2009, 12:26 PM EDT Watch

This tutorial needs to be either much more detailed or much more simple. Right now i feel like I am either overcomplicating things or missing steps. What is step 2? The three programming options you list - do I choose one and copy paste into my website? I tried that in Dreamweaver and all it gave me was a pic that said the name of the language (ASP, PHP, etc)

Plus, you need to make sure you specify which part is copied when and where and what order and what to delete and what not to delete in the code page.

Just imo.

Thanks

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By: boe_wetpaint, Jun 4 2009, 7:03 PM EDT

Thank you for the quick response.

I am just trying to see how this would work in a simple html doc first and then maybe move on to use it for our company which I think uses ASP but I am not sure as I am not the main web developer. I think your feature could really help us out and I am willing to play around with it until it works.

Two questions for you real quick. In step one, the RESTfil URL you guys provide - is that something I should just add as an link in my website? I substituted my developer key and namespace and got as far as getting the text based easy edit button and that one sentence right below that, but thats it so far.

>> Almost correct. The RESTful link is used to retrieve a snipped of HTML that you then embed into your site via a server-side include. The Wetpaint Injected product requires modification of your server pages (in your case, ASP) in order for you to get SEO value for your content. Step 2 shows a couple of different example on how to retrieve the content and how to embed it via SSI.

Then, my next step i assume would be to copy and paste the code you have provided for generating that restful link for each user that logs on. However, I tried simple copy paste of all the versions of the code in a blank html file and then opening that and I got errors of some kind each time. So how do I fix that then?

>> Not quite a copy and paste. Instead, you'll need to generate a pass ticket, which is then embedded into the JavaScript content stream that's sent to the client. Step 5 shows specific examples of how to generate a passt ticket for individual users, and how to stream that to the client.

As for step three, the java library, I was just hoping I could copy paste that in my head of the html file. But I havent gotten this far anyways.

Hope you can help me out man.

Thank you!

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