Committed, thanks for the patch!

No

Jan, do you have anything against something like this?

Synopsis:

Currently, if a user enables notifications of new, edited or deleted 
events in Kronolith, he even gets a notification for events he has 
added, modified or deleted himself. It would be nice if the user could 
change this behaviour, i.e. only receive notifications if other users 
add, edit or delete events.



Motivation:

Personally, I find it a bit annoying to receive notifications for 
events I've just added to my own (or someone else's) calendar. I only 
want to be notified if someone else adds, changes or deletes an event 
in a calendar I'm interested in, so that I can examine the changes. 
For events I've added, changed or deleted myself, I don't need to 
examine the changes.



Solution:

I've added a new option to the Calendar - Notifications section. When 
checked, the user won't receive notifications for events he has added, 
edited or deleted. He'll still receive notifications if others modify 
events. See attached patch.

Changes to conf/prefs.php.dist: added extra option.

Changes to lib/Kronolith.php: changed function _notificationPref. If 
the supplied user equals the currently logged in user and the new 
option is checked, the method returns false.



If you think this is a useful option and are happy with how it's 
implemented, feel free to add it to the code :-) Also, I've overlooked 
something, please let me now.





Best regards,



Steven