 
  Subscribe Plugin 
This is a companion plugin to the 
MailerContrib. It allows you to trivially add a "Subscribe me" link to topics to get subscribed to changes.
Example (only works if plugin is installed, and you are logged in - you are: 
WikiGuest (not 
WikiGuest)): 
  Usage 
Anywhere in a topic or template: 
-  %SUBSCRIBE{...}%or simply%SUBSCRIBE%
	
		
			| Parameter   | Default | Meaning | 
	
	
		
			| who | Logged-in user | Who to subscribe (wikiname, no web) | 
		
			| unsubscribe | Not set | If set to "on", will unsubscribe the user | 
		
			| topic | Current topic | Topic to subscribe to. Wildcards may be used e.g. topic="Item*"will subscribe to all topics starting withItem. Usetopic="Main.*"to subscribe to the WebNotify for that web. | 
		
			| formatunsubscribe | format | Serves same function as format, but allows the user to define a different format thansubscribe. | 
		
			| format | Simple HTML Link with an action anchor "Subscribe" or "Unsubscribe" | Defines custom look-and-feel for subscribe link using the following format variables: $topics,$url,$wikiname,$action | 
	
 
-  The button toggles subscribe/unsubscribe if the user is already subscribed or vice versa. So after the next click on the button, the user will be unsubscribed.
-  The plugin will do the best it can to optimise the subscription lists in WebNotify.

Note: This subscribe macro is for adding and removing individual subscriptions.  It is not aware of subscriptions due to membership in a subscribed group.  If a user is subscribed to a topic due to group membership,  the subscribe link will show the user as subscribed,
but clicking it will 
not unsubscribe the individual user.  If a user wishes to unsubscribe as an exception, manually add a "negative subscription" to the 
WebNotify topic.  Ex:  If JoeUser is a member of SomeGroup,
then the user can unsubscribe manually:
 
-  Main.SomeGroup : *
-  Main.JoeUser : - UndesiredTopic
  Access Controls 
The guest user is not allowed to subscribe for notification.
You don't need 
VIEW access to the 
WebNotify topic in order to subscribe to changes in a web, but you must have 
CHANGE access. If you want users to be able to subscribe or unsubscribe, but you don't want them to be able to modify their subscription or otherwise edit the 
WebNotify topic, you can restrict 
VIEW access to 
WebNotify. This will make it uneditable from the browser (but will not block 
save urls, so is not fully secure).

 Note that permissions on individual topics are 
not checked when subscription mails are sent out, so be very careful about who you allow to subscribe.
  Configuration 
This plugin has been found to be extremely costly when processing highly
complex 
WebNotify topics.  However in most environments, its not an issue.
If you wish to limit the plugin to one or more webs, specifiy the list of Active Webs in one of the following ways.   This list is a comma-separates list of Web names.  A "Regular-expression" style wildcard can be used.  For
example: 
Main,Sandbox.* would permit the Main web, Sandbox, including subwebs of Sandbox, or any web prefixed with Sandbox.
  
The configure setting takes precedence over the topic based preference setting.
  Plugin Installation Instructions 
You do not need to install anything in the browser to use this extension. The following instructions are for the administrator who installs the extension on the server.
Open configure, and open the "Extensions" section. Use "Find More Extensions" to get a list of available extensions. Select "Install".
If you have any problems, or if the extension isn't available in 
configure, then you can still install manually from the command-line. See 
http://foswiki.org/Support/ManuallyInstallingExtensions for more help.
  Plugin Info 
Another great Foswiki extension from the 
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