Closed JessWaggs closed 9 years ago
An email is certainly possible, and that would be easy to do. As far as a pop up - because the import is handled by a different thread on the server, it would be complicated to make a pop up happen in real time while the user is reading a webpage. It would be much easier to have a message come up at the top of the screen the next time the user loads an admin page. It would look like the messages that say "plugin installed successfully" and stuff like that. Would this be sufficient? Best, Ned
On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 12:50 PM, Jess Waggoner notifications@github.com wrote:
Since it can take the Nuxeo objects awhile to import, would it be possible to add some sort of pop-up notification? I'm picturing a pop-up message saying "Nuxeo Link objects have finished importing. Click Items view them." (or something similar) that would appear once the objects have completed import regardless of which Omeka screen the user had navigated to.
Or, another option would be to send an email to the Admin who initiated the import once the import had finished. (We would want just one email per import though, not one per object - unless they only imported a single object...).
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I think just the email would be fine!
The new version of this plugin now emails you when your import is complete. I also added this to the Flickr import plugin, which can take a while when importing whole galleries at once.
I didn't receive an email when I imported three objects about 20 minutes ago. Is the email sent to the Omeka site admin or is it sent to the user who initiates the import?
Thanks! This is fixed now.
Since it can take the Nuxeo objects awhile to import, would it be possible to add some sort of pop-up notification? I'm picturing a pop-up message saying "Nuxeo Link objects have finished importing. Click Items view them." (or something similar) that would appear once the objects have completed import regardless of which Omeka screen the user had navigated to.
Or, another option would be to send an email to the Admin who initiated the import once the import had finished. (We would want just one email per import though, not one per object - unless they only imported a single object...).