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Sending notifications by usergroup


rgf100

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I'm working on a small application which will 

a) Allow those in a moderation usergroup to move new (moderated) members into the normal (unmoderated) usergroup. 

b) Send a notification

I've got a) working smoothly. I've figured out how to send the notifications I want, but only to one person. 

$notification->recipients->attach( \IPS\Member::load(1) ); 

I want to send to an entire usergroup. I can see how I can check an individual member against a usergroup with ->inGroup. But what's the most efficient way to do a foreach loop over a usergroup (which will only ever be very small, against a membership in the tens of thousands. Or alternatively, a foreach loop over every member who has the notification turn on (they'll be one and the same). 

I can see stuff that might be useful in code for sending notifications for moderators

        foreach ( \IPS\Db::i()->select( '*', 'core_members', ( count( $moderators['m'] ) ? \IPS\Db::i()->in( 'member_id', $moderators['m'] ) . ' OR ' : '' ) . \IPS\Db::i()->in( 'member_group_id', $moderators['g'] ) . ' OR ' . \IPS\Db::i()->findInSet( 'mgroup_others', $moderators['g'] ) ) as $member )
        {
            $notification->recipients->attach( \IPS\Member::constructFromData( $member ) );
        }

But I'm wondering if there's a better / recommended way of doing it. It's a little different from the usual IPS notification, as nothing is being followed. 

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Ok, so got it working with this code, for anyone else like me who finds themselves in need of it.

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foreach ( \IPS\Db::i()->query ("SELECT * FROM core_members WHERE member_group_id=4") as $tonotify) 
    {
            $notification->recipients->attach( \IPS\Member::constructFromData( $tonotify ) );
        }

I spent a bit of time trying to get it work with \IPS\Db::i()->select but for some reason failed. 

I'm not done here as I'll actually need it to work on a secondary user group ultimately. I'm also unsure if this is an efficient way of doing it? It's fine on my test install, but when there are 20,000 members... Learning as I go here...

Anyway, thanks for help. 

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And the foreach for a secondary user group...

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   foreach ( \IPS\Db::i()->query ("SELECT * FROM core_members WHERE". \IPS\Db::i()->findInSet( 'mgroup_others', array(6) )) as $tonotify)

This took me an embarrassing amount of time to figure out, but I got there!

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