[SOLVED] Send Mail to Yourself?

I was wondering who would want to send mail to themselves? On the profile wall, it seems odd that you would have the option to send mail to yourself. Or return the gesture to yourself, for that matter. I didn't see anything anywhere to make it so that it only shows if someone other than the owner of the profile posts to the wall.

I guess I'll have to find the code and try to put an exception in there... or get rid of it. Maybe I'll send the edited code if I fix it.

I would love for you to say, hey there's an option to fix this. But probably not gonna happen.

tjohns92109 wrote: I was wondering who would want to send mail to themselves? On the profile wall, it seems odd that you would have the option to send mail to yourself. Or return the gesture to yourself, for that matter. I didn't see anything anywhere to make it so that it only shows if someone other than the owner of the profile posts to the wall.

I guess I'll have to find the code and try to put an exception in there... or get rid of it. Maybe I'll send the edited code if I fix it.

I would love for you to say, hey there's an option to fix this. But probably not gonna happen.

I am not sure where you are seeing this.

If you visit your profile on this site, do you see an option to send email to yourself?

It's on the wall (plugin/tab) where it says 'write on the wall'. I'm thinking my best bet is to just remove it via style if it has a unique class or i.d. Or if it's not unique (actually just looked - it's not), I can just remove it from the wall template.

ProfileBook ProfileWall tab isn't an email unless you have notifications enabled, but it shouldn't notify you about your own posts. You can post on your own Wall. If you want only users to be able to post and not a users self you should use the ProfileBook tab.

That's not a problem. When you click the 'send Email' link it says "You are not allowed to send an email to yourself!". I think the solution is for me to just remove it from the template... or put a php conditional statement to not show it if the logged in user is the same as the user profile that you're on. I'll take care of it. Thanks...

Normally you wouldn't display that field, but instead access the email from from the CB Menu item under Message. I'm not sure why a user would click the field though to email themselves so it shouldn't be much of an issue. At any rate you could use CB Conditional try and hide it from users self by comparing viewing user id or username against displayed users user id or username.