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Updated WP Plugins: Contextual Related Posts & Moderation Author Notify

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  1. Bill Bolmeier (1 comments.) says:

    Contextual Text Posts plugin looks excellent. Sounds like an interesting way to do the related posts. Is there ever an issue with page load time and queries like this?

  2. Mark Ghosh (386 comments.) says:

    The plugin has been running on this blog for many, many years. While it does take a performance hit, it is not noticeable.

  3. Ajay (209 comments.) says:

    Additionally, if you have a caching plugin in place, then there isn’t much to worry about.

  4. Promos (1 comments.) says:

    Thanks for the contextual posts plugin : found it via my wordpress suite. Ill try it out. Im not sure how powerful it is going to be on my site which only has approx 200 articles. We’ll see…
    Thanks again !

  5. Trisha says:

    I’m a little confused about your statement above “…Instead all comment moderation requests go to the admin.”

    I run a multi-author blog (WP 2.6.2) and it definitely does NOT send all moderation notifications to the Admin (me) – it sends them to the post authors. For a number of reasons I do NOT want notifications going to the authors, I want them to go to me (the admin) so I’m using a plugin (Multi Author Comment Notification) that does the opposite of the one you wrote about on this post (Moderation Author Notify) to get WP to do what I want, and even at that the plugin I use is not perfect – it doesn’t “stop” WP from sending notifications to the authors, it simply includes me in the notifications, and I tell my authors to disregard the emails they get from WP.

    What am I missing? Is there a way to get WP to behave as you say the default behavior is supposed to be – send notifications only to the admin?

    • Otto (215 comments.) says:

      Don’t confuse the different emails.

      Moderation notification emails go to the admin only. These say “a comment is waiting for you to moderate it”.

      Comment notification emails go to the post author. These say “your post just got a new approved comment on it”.

      These are two different emails.

      • Trisha says:

        Aha…..thank you for clarifying….I did misunderstand. I’m still looking for a way to have all notifications sent to me, so I’ll keep searching. Thanks for the response.

        • Ajay (209 comments.) says:

          Didn’t that plugin above (Multi Author) satisfy this requirement?

          • Trisha says:

            Actually only sort of……it does send a “cc:” of comment notifications to the admin email address, but it doesn’t interfere with WP’s sending of emails to the post author. It’s an unusual situation, that the site wants all comment notifications filtered thru the admin, and this is the best I can do right now.

          • Ajay (209 comments.) says:

            I forgot to ask this earlier, but why would you not want your author to receive comment notification?

  6. Setai (1 comments.) says:

    Superb plugins! Thanks for sharing :)

  7. Hikari (14 comments.) says:

    Interesting plugin, but I’m more interested on the “Visitors who read this post, also read” one!



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