acts_as_event should be the standard interface to Redmine events, like mail
notifications, so having a standard recipients implementation there makes sense.
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end
@updated_on
end
-
- # Returns the mail adresses of users that should be notified
- def recipients
- notified = project.notified_users
- notified.reject! {|user| !visible?(user)}
- notified.collect(&:mail)
- end
end
usr && usr.logged? && (usr.allowed_to?(:delete_messages, project) || (self.author == usr && usr.allowed_to?(:delete_own_messages, project)))
end
- # Returns the mail adresses of users that should be notified
- def recipients
- notified = project.notified_users
- notified.reject! {|user| !visible?(user)}
- notified.collect(&:mail)
- end
-
private
def add_author_as_watcher
!user.nil? && user.allowed_to?(:view_news, project)
end
- # Returns the mail adresses of users that should be notified
- def recipients
- notified = project.notified_users
- notified.reject! {|user| !visible?(user)}
- notified.collect(&:mail)
- end
-
# returns latest news for projects visible by user
def self.latest(user = User.current, count = 5)
find(:all, :limit => count, :conditions => Project.allowed_to_condition(user, :view_news), :include => [ :author, :project ], :order => "#{News.table_name}.created_on DESC")
(option.is_a?(Proc) ? option.call(self) : send(option)).merge(options)
end
+ # Returns the mail adresses of users that should be notified
+ def recipients
+ notified = project.notified_users
+ notified.reject! {|user| !visible?(user)}
+ notified.collect(&:mail)
+ end
+
module ClassMethods
end
end