Introduction

DPCalendar allows you to send notifications to specific user groups when locations, bookings, or events are created, updated, or deleted. To configure these notifications, administrators can define an unlimited number of rules for different actions. Each notification can specify the target user groups, the action that triggers it, and whether the author should also receive the notification. For events, notifications can also be configured on a per-calendar basis. These are applied in addition to the global notification settings.

Customizing the mails

DPCalendar uses the core mail template feature from Joomla, allowing administrators to customize the email subject and body for each action in the user interface. Mail templates can be configured in the backend under the "Mail Templates" section. To view all available templates, filter by DPCalendar or the other DPCalendar related extensions. Event-specific variables are available and can be used within the templates, as described in article Output rendering.

Edit mail template

It is important to understand how core templates work. DPCalendar comes with some language strings, these strings act as default for mail templates, when configured. As soon as a mail template is saved in a language, then the language strings is not used anymore. Even when DPCalendar changes it's constant in an upcoming release. To define a mail template, click on a language flag in the overview list and adapt the content.

In the mail templates options, it is required for DPCalendar to enable HTML templates and not the plain ones as DPCalendar comes out of the box only with HTML notifications messages.