By HMED on Tuesday, 27 February 2018
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Hello,

In the ED backend we can see subscribers (site, categories, topics) but it seems that we cant add subscribers,
is there any way to subscribe some members (30) to a specific category (VIP) to get latest updates ?

no direct command exist today i think, maybe we can achieve it in mysql queries ?
can you advise please ?
Hi HMED,

You can run the example sql query as below and change the userid, categoryid, email, fullname, created and send_out accordingly:

INSERT INTO `jos_discuss_subscription` (`id`, `userid`, `member`, `type`, `cid`, `email`, `fullname`, `interval`, `created`, `sent_out`, `sort`, `count`, `state`) VALUES (NULL, '706', '1', 'category', '10', 'admin@m.com', 'Super Useraaawd', 'weekly', '2018-02-28 02:49:02', '2018-02-28 02:49:02', 'recent', '10', '1')

Also change the database prefix according to yours

You're suggested to backup, before doing customize beforehand for precaution
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Wednesday, 28 February 2018 11:02
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Thank you,
we have around 30 members that we want to add to a specific categorie,
the sql querry request more effort then introducing emails one by one on the front end (category > subscribe)

is there another query to subscribe a joomla group members at once ?
So we dont need to introduce emails, names, ids, time ..

thank you again
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Wednesday, 28 February 2018 23:25
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Hi HMED,

Unfortunately, there is not possible to make a single sql query for subscribe a joomla group members at once.
It might need to write a php script for that to be run
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Thursday, 01 March 2018 14:25
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