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SchuWeb Sitemap 5.0.1 - Mail Content
3 months 3 weeks ago - 3 months 3 weeks ago #529
by Rolf Dautrich
SchuWeb Sitemap 5.0.1 - Mail Content was created by Rolf Dautrich
Hi Sven
I highly appreciate the new version of your sitemap. The idea to run the sitemap generation as a scheduled task is simply brilliant!
In my opinion, there is one weak point: The email sent does not contain enough information. It should at least contain the site URL, If you run a number of websites with your extension installed and sending emails to the same address, it's not possible to detect the source of the email easily. So please add the URL to the email text!
An even better solution would be to use a specific email template, allowing the user to configure the content of the email to his needs.
BTW: I just tested a PR which adds a history table and a backend option to show that history to the task scheduler. In this example, I forced task executions.
Regards
Rolf
I highly appreciate the new version of your sitemap. The idea to run the sitemap generation as a scheduled task is simply brilliant!
In my opinion, there is one weak point: The email sent does not contain enough information. It should at least contain the site URL, If you run a number of websites with your extension installed and sending emails to the same address, it's not possible to detect the source of the email easily. So please add the URL to the email text!
An even better solution would be to use a specific email template, allowing the user to configure the content of the email to his needs.
BTW: I just tested a PR which adds a history table and a backend option to show that history to the task scheduler. In this example, I forced task executions.
Regards
Rolf
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