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Drupal 7 PrivateMsg Module Part 2 filters, roles, limits, emails

Episode Number: 
90

This episode continues where the last video on the Drupal 7 PrivateMsg module left off and goes into many of the various sub modules that the come included with the Drupal 7 Private Mesages module.

In this episode you will learn:

  • How to send emails to users when they receive a private message
  • How to allow users to block other users from sending private mesages to them
  • How to configure Private Msg blocking rules
  • How to set limits on the amount of private messages a user can send or receive on your Drupal site
  • How to send private messages to all the users in a specific role
  • How to use the Private Msg filter module to narrow down the list of messages a user is viewing
  • How to use PrivateMsg tagging to tag or categorize various private messages
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