Millions of notifications...

Hello users from my forum asking why they getting notifications even from post where they never reply or in thread which they not open it...

As much as I enjoy the option to click up on Notifications and to be shown all recently replied topics in places where I've wrote, I would like to know in which one they've posted. I dislike to check every single link to the newest reply, without the need for me to check it... so I would like something to be done, if it's possible and instead saying 'in watched topic' to say 'name of the topic' or simple suggestion with the current topic:

"vladko92 wrote a message in [Suggestion] Notifications more convenient" <- this way I will know, who have replied to the topic and for which topic exactly... I ask for that, because often I have 20 or so missed replies, to different topics, and most of the time when I start checking them out, I end up in the same topic several times... this way I will know which one to check by simply clicking on the very first notification and second I won't have to keep reloading the same topic again and again to see just new reply which I've already checked by clicking the first one... and third I won't waste my time in checking topics in which I am not interested anymore...

I hope this made sense and I am looking forward to people who disagree or agree with this suggestion.

Hello TheShaka,

See if this works :
Administration Panel > Modules > JavaScript codes management > Create a new script

Title : Your choice
Placement : In all the pages
Paste the code below and submit :

Code:

$(function(){
  var texte_milieu = " replied to ";
  var si_titre_vide = "this topic";
  if(typeof(compileNotif)!="function")return;var d=compileNotif;Toolbar.compileNotif=compileNotif=function(b){var a=d(b);if(b.text.type==FA.Notification.NOTIF_TOPIC_WATCH){var c=a.match(/^(.*) wrote a message (<a href="\/t[0-9]+(p[0-9]+)?-([^#?"]*)[^"]+">)[^<]+<\/a>$/);c&&(b=c[1]+texte_milieu+c[2],a=c[4],a="topic"==a||/^[\s-]*$/.test(a)?si_titre_vide:a.replace(/-/g," ").replace(/(^\s+|\s+$)/g,""),a=b+a+"</a>")}return a}
});

I think it work but i am not sure in 100% thanks ange

If your board is using another language it might need some modifications. You can let me know if it does..