It is possible, although you’ll need a bit of custom code to pull it off. Check out the code examples for some inspiration: http://editflow.org/extend
Thanks. I looked at that page and thought this code might work:
/**
* Auto-subscribe or unsubscribe an Edit Flow user group when a post changes status
*
* @see http://editflow.org/extend/auto-subscribe-user-groups-for-notifications/
*
* @param string $new_status New post status
* @param string $old_status Old post status (empty if the post was just created)
* @param object $post The post being updated
* @return bool $send_notif Return true to send the email notification, return false to not
*/
function efx_auto_subscribe_usergroup( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) {
global $edit_flow;
// You could also follow a specific user group based on post_status
if ( 'new' == $new_status ) {
// You'll need to get term IDs for your user groups and place them as
// comma-separated values
$usergroup_ids_to_follow = array(
// 1358,
);
$edit_flow->notifications->follow_post_usergroups( $post->ID, $usergroup_ids_to_follow, true );
}
// Return true to send the email notification
return $new_status;
}
add_filter( 'ef_notification_status_change', 'efx_auto_subscribe_usergroup', 1358 );
?>
From what I understand ‘new’ == $new_status should trigger it when there’s a new post? 1358 is my Editor “group”, should it show up in both places like I have it above?
