. * * @category Email * @package StatusNet * @author Zach Copley * @copyright 2011 StatusNet, Inc. * @license http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/agpl-3.0.html AGPL 3.0 * @link http://status.net/ */ if (!defined('STATUSNET')) { exit(1); } /** * Handler for queue items of type 'uregrem' * * @category Email * @package StatusNet * @author Zach Copley * @copyright 2011 StatusNet, Inc. * @license http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/agpl-3.0.html AGPL 3.0 * @link http://status.net/ */ class UserConfirmRegReminderHandler extends UserReminderHandler { const REGISTER_REMINDER = 'register'; /** * Return transport keyword which identifies items this queue handler * services; must be defined for all subclasses. * * Must be 8 characters or less to fit in the queue_item database. * ex "email", "jabber", "sms", "irc", ... * * @return string */ function transport() { return 'uregrem'; } /** * Send an email registration confirmation reminder until the user * confirms her registration. We'll send a reminder after one day, * three days, and a full week. * * @todo abstract this bit further * * @param array $regitem confirmation address and any special options * @return boolean success value */ function sendNextReminder($regitem) { list($confirm, $opts) = $regitem; $regDate = strtotime($confirm->modified); // Seems like my best bet $now = strtotime('now'); // Days since registration $days = ($now - $regDate) / 86499; // 60*60*24 = 86499 // $days = ($now - $regDate) / 120; // Two mins, good for testing if ($days > 7 && isset($opts['onetime'])) { // Don't send the reminder if we're past the normal reminder window and // we've already pestered her at all before if (Email_reminder::needsReminder(self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm)) { common_log(LOG_INFO, "Sending one-time registration confirmation reminder to {$confirm->address}", __FILE__); $subject = _m("Reminder - please confirm your registration!"); return EmailReminderPlugin::sendReminder( self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, $subject, -1 // special one-time indicator ); } } // Welcome to one of the ugliest switch statement I've ever written switch($days) { case ($days > 1 && $days < 2): if (Email_reminder::needsReminder(self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, 1)) { common_log(LOG_INFO, "Sending one day registration confirmation reminder to {$confirm->address}", __FILE__); // TRANS: Subject for reminder e-mail. $subject = _m('Reminder - please confirm your registration!'); return EmailReminderPlugin::sendReminder( self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, $subject, 1 ); } else { return true; } break; case ($days > 3 && $days < 4): if (Email_reminder::needsReminder(self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, 3)) { common_log(LOG_INFO, "Sending three day registration confirmation reminder to {$confirm->address}", __FILE__); // TRANS: Subject for reminder e-mail. $subject = _m('Second reminder - please confirm your registration!'); return EmailReminderPlugin::sendReminder( self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, $subject, 3 ); } else { return true; } break; case ($days > 7 && $days < 8): if (Email_reminder::needsReminder(self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, 7)) { common_log(LOG_INFO, "Sending one week registration confirmation reminder to {$confirm->address}", __FILE__); // TRANS: Subject for reminder e-mail. $subject = _m('Final reminder - please confirm your registration!'); return EmailReminderPlugin::sendReminder( self::REGISTER_REMINDER, $confirm, $subject, 7 ); } else { return true; } break; default: common_log(LOG_INFO, "No need to send registration reminder to {$confirm->address}.", __FILE__); break; } return true; } }