where is the config page where the URL is located?

[Joppla]

Hello,

I like to use webtrees-reminder. In the instructions is written:

You can find this url on module config page.

But where can I find the config page? Probably I'm searching for the wrong item, but maybe you can give me a hint how to find.

Thanks for reaction.

[UksusoFF]

Hi @Joppla

1. Login as admin
2. Go to My pages -> Control panel
3. Scroll to Modules
4. Click on Reminder title

[Joppla]

Thanks, I found it!

[Joppla]

Hm, I think I have made a correct cronjob, I don't get error messages any more, but also not an email. What can be the problem? I tested the email settings in webtrees and sent myself a test mail, that works.

[Joppla]

Or maybe it is only because there are no events today in my tree?

[UksusoFF]

Or maybe it is only because there are no events today in my tree?

Yep. Reminder sends email only when today anniversaries exists.

[Joppla]

Thanks, tomorrow there is an event, than we know if it works. Have a nice evening. :-)

[UksusoFF]

@Joppla got it?

[Joppla]

@UksusoFF I didn't receive a mail. But I was thinking, how works the filtering of the events? Because this was a birthday of a living person. Can you inform me, that I can make a test for an event.

[UksusoFF]

Reminder should send birthday and marriage which displayed in "On this day" block.

[Joppla]

And has it to be on the "public" startpage block, or on my own startpage. Because a lot of events are hidden for public.

[UksusoFF]

It's doesn't matter. Reminder mimic user session for get events available for each user with enabled notify.

[Joppla]

Ok, in that case it didn't work.

Have you any idea how can I test it to find out what is going wrong?

[UksusoFF]

You can manually go to url which triggered by cron. Do it and check email and page response.

[Joppla]

If I run the url I get an email, so something must be wrong in the cronjob. Thanks, now I can test the cronjob better

[Joppla]

The problem was that I was testing in my test environment and that is closed by .htaccess for all traffic except my own IP. So also for traffic from the own server. ;)