cloudlog/application/views/email/logbook_shared.php
Peter Goodhall 476b59abc4 Add logbook sharing email notification
Introduces email notifications when a logbook is shared with a new user, including a new email template and improved error logging for email sending. Also enhances the test email UI with a loading spinner and updates error messages for better clarity.
2025-11-22 15:09:44 +00:00

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Hi <?php echo $user_callsign; ?>,
<?php echo $owner_callsign; ?> has shared a logbook with you on Cloudlog.
Logbook: <?php echo $logbook_name; ?>
Permission Level: <?php echo ucfirst($permission_level); ?>
<?php if ($permission_level == 'read') { ?>
You can now view this logbook and its QSOs.
<?php } elseif ($permission_level == 'write') { ?>
You can now view, add, edit, and delete QSOs in this logbook, as well as manage station locations.
<?php } elseif ($permission_level == 'admin') { ?>
You have full administrative access to this logbook, including the ability to manage other users' access.
<?php } ?>
Getting Started:
<?php if ($permission_level != 'read') { ?>
1. Log into your Cloudlog account at: <?php echo $base_url; ?>
2. Create a Station Location using the shared callsign (<?php echo $owner_callsign; ?>):
- Go to Station Locations and click "Create Station Location"
- Enter the callsign: <?php echo $owner_callsign; ?>
- Enter the location details (gridsquare, DXCC, etc.)
- Save the station location
3. Link your Station Location to this logbook:
- Go to Logbooks > Edit "<?php echo $logbook_name; ?>"
- In the "Link Location" section, select your newly created station location
- Click "Link Location"
4. You're ready to start logging! Set this logbook as active from the Logbooks page.
<?php } else { ?>
1. Log into your Cloudlog account at: <?php echo $base_url; ?>
2. Go to Logbooks and set "<?php echo $logbook_name; ?>" as your active logbook to view the QSOs.
<?php } ?>
If you have any questions, please contact <?php echo $owner_callsign; ?>.
Regards,
Cloudlog.