Subscribe to Comments 2.1

Subscribe to Comments 2.1 is a plugin that allows commenters on your blog to check a box before commenting and get e-mail notification of further comments. It is one of the most popular WordPress plugins out there for the simple reason that it helps foster a community around your blog by encouraging commenters to come back and stay engaged in the dialog.

Features

Rudimentary security
Users cannot enter a random e-mail into the subscription manager and modify someone else’s subscriptions In order to modify subscriptions, users need to use a special link, given in notification e-mails, and printed in the comments form as long as they have their comment cookie
Recognition of subscription status
Unsubscribed users see the “subscribe to comments” checkbox, but subscribed users see a “Manage your subscriptions” link The author of the post is recognized by either login or comment cookie and is assumed to be subscribed to the entry (as they will receive notifications through WordPress)
Themeable subscription manager
Uses visual style of WordPress interface Can be optionally accessed via “Manage” menu in WordPress E-mail verification of block requests Javascript “invert selection” link to check/uncheck subscriptions for mass deletion “Return to the page you were viewing” link that persists at the top of the page, so that users can easily return to the post they were reading once they are done modifying subscriptions
Ability to let users change notification e-mail address
In the subscription manager, users can request that their notification address be changed for all their subscriptions Special link is sent to the old address for verification Once clicked, their e-mail address will be changed instantly for all their comments
Easy integration into comments form
No modification of comments form needed for WP 1.5+ (supported themes) For users who want custom placement of the checkbox/link to subscription manager, this can be done with one simple function call, placed anywhere in the comment form
Subscription without leaving a comment
By popular demand, you can now offer visitors the option of subscribing to comments on an entry without having to leave a comment themselves If the reader later decides to join the conversation, their subscription continues without them having to explicitly set it
Customization
You can make the Subscription Manager that your users see use your theme’s header, footer and sidebar, using CSS to style it to fit your site
Internationalization
I’ve written Subscribe to Comments 2.1 with i18n in mind, making full use of __() and _e() functions. The domain is “subscribe-to-comments”.

Download

Version 2.1 Update

Version 2.1 of Subscribe to Comments has a feature that people have been begging me to implement for many months: you can view the list of people who are subscribed to posts on your blog, and you can also see a list of the most “subscribed” posts. Also in this version is a new one-file install. You just put subscribe-to-comments.php in your /plugins/ directory, activate, and you’re done. This version will work on WordPress versions from 2.0.6 through 2.3.1 (highest tested).

Versions

2.1.2 Fixed a few bugs that’d send bad notifications (thanks Donncha!), cleaned up some code and moved to using proper WP escaping functions 2.1.1 WordPress 2.2 compatibility! Also note that support for attribute_escape() is needed, so if you get errors about that, upgrade to the latest version in your branch 2.1 big update, fixing a few potential XSS holes, and misc error messages… see above for details 2.0.8 XSS security fixes, hopefully fixed “+” symbols in e-mail for good 2.0.7 additional “funky e-mail” fixes 2.0.6 support for e-mail addresses with “+” symbols, option to disable CSS “clearing” 2.0.4 potential security bugs, better WP 2.0 capabilities compat

Feedback/Bugs

Feel free to leave bug reports or feature requests here. Use this entry’s comments to ask support questions or offer general feedback

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SEOContest2008 Comments |

Will this work even for very old blog post? Is there something like an expire function?

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This is a really handy plugin. I know forums allow you to do that really easily and it’s nice to just get a new email every time someone replies to a post. Nice find!

gokmen |

man nice post thanks

Bachmann |

I can only recommend this plugin. I use it on one of my blogs (larsbachmann.dk), and the number of visitors has increased with about 20% since i installed this plugin. :)

Bong (JB) |

Thank you. Very useful plugin.

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Nurullah Sonmez |

Very nice I will use this

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seocontest2008 |

thanks congrats for this articles. Very nice I will use this.

Raymundo |

is this plugin compatible for blogger?? thx for the info

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is this free trail or free version

mick |

i will download it and see

Paula |

I am really struggling trying to make this plugin work, but the little checkbox will not appear when attempting to leave a comment. :(

a.erol |

useful plugin. thanks for the effort.

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David |

I love this plugin. It’s awesome.

Farhad Divecha |

Brilliant plugin. It should be made a standard part of WordPress!

Bart van Poll |

Hello,

Thank you very much for making this plugin. It worked fantastically in WP version 2.3.2. Will you upgrade it so it will also work in 2.3.3? If so, do you have an idea when? That would be great!

Thanks very much! Bart

Weathervane |

WordPress v2.3.3
MySQL v5.0.45-community-nt
PHP v4.4.7
Server IIS/6.0

Hi.

When a mail address is submitted by your form, the visitor is directed back to the blog URL. But in my case it sends it to:

http://www.sunrisedancer.com/weathervane

Note that the end slash (…/weathervane/) is missing. If I manually enter that URL into the address, it takes me back to my blog. When your plugin does it, I get a 404 error.

I think your plugin is supposed to return the visitor to the page (URL) at which they submitted the form data.

Am I doing something wrong?

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i am finding similar plug-in but it seems you are topping it to the google search. thanks, will try to implement on my blog

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Charles |

is this only for wordpress, how about blogger?

mhz blog |

thanks for this great plugin

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thanks for this great plugin

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