KK wrote: Happens
Tell me, the only thing you need is the email after successful insertion, right?
If so, for once we can use PHP to do that. The 'insert_comment' function (in functions.php line 3029) raises an event at every successful insertion. We can hook onto that to send emails.
After successful insertion we need to send an e-mail and raise a success message to the user about the comment, both of this is done inside the "<cms:if k_process_comment_success>" block (It sends an e-mail, then sets a success flash to use upon refresh.)
Hmm, do you have any other ideas to get around this issue? I don't want to have to approve comments on these tickets manually, since only registered users will be using this system. If I turn off approval in config, like you said, we are unable to determine successful processing of the comment, or set any success messages. but if I leave it on, every comment after the first by the same user needs approval, from what I can see.
Crap. lol
