Version: 3.5.11 Reporter: DSite —
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The links that are auto-generated by the Approve/Delete/Close Comment link variables in the “Admin - Comment(s) notification” email template seem to use an older schema. Here is the link I get for Close:
/index.php?S=0&D=cp&C=addons_modules&M=show_module_cp&module=comment&method=change_comment_status&comment_id=8&status=c
The Approve and Delete links are constructed similarly.
When I click on these links, I get an error message in the CP:
404: Item does not exist. Sorry, we could not find the item you are trying to access in the system. URL: &module=comment&method=change_comment_status&comment_id=8&status=c
In version 3, the links should go to the edit page and not close automatically.
To have the notification construct an edit link, you can edit system/EE/EllisLab/Addons/comments/mod.comment.php around line 2663. Replace the links to point to the comment edit page.
'edit_link' => $cp_url.'/cp/publish/comments/edit/'.$comment_id,
'delete_link' => $cp_url.'/cp/publish/comments/edit/'.$comment_id,
'approve_link' => $cp_url.'/cp/publish/comments/edit/'.$comment_id,
'close_link' => $cp_url.'/cp/publish/comments/edit/'.$comment_id,Alternately, you could manually construct the link in the email message template. It’s just http://site.com/system/index.php?/cp/publish/comments/edit/{comment_id}.
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