huseyinfiliz It's my fault.... I fixed my CSS and group are displayed correctly 
Sorry for false alert !
Notification Hub Extension
Good work conrats 
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Wlork I just started working on a new design for the admin settings page of the notification hub half an hour ago. Please note that this is just a template created with AI assistance. In the final version, if the design is liked, I will write the code from scratch myself.
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I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the design.
huseyinfiliz Looks pretty awesome.
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ernestdefoe There is also a template like this. Could you help me decide which design is better?
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huseyinfiliz honestly I like the first one better but that’s just me. The second one looks pretty nice as well.
ernestdefoe I like the second one more, but in terms of functionality, I would prefer the first one. It feels more practical and makes it easier to tap the buttons on all devices. Still, I’d love to hear more opinions.
I originally designed around 20 different layouts and narrowed it down to these two. After eliminating the others, I couldn't decide between them.
Just a quick reminder—these are just concept templates. Changes will be made before they’re added to the extension.
Since this is a backend setting, making it convenient and intuitive to manage is the priority.
The content differences aren’t significant, so how about using a card-style layout for desktop and a list for mobile while maintaining vibrant colors?
huseyinfiliz Good! I like this kind of design.
I have a slight preference for the first solution because it seems more practical
Have you tried a mix of the two ?
In the second solution huseyinfiliz :
- Add colors for icons and left borders (colors we choose ourselves, I guess)
- Replace the “Edit/Delete” buttons with those of version v1.0 (in a prettier version), which are a little larger.
- Replace the “active/not active” indications with those of the first solution. huseyinfiliz
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Subarist Wlork 14569 Honestly, I thought gathering feedback in one place would help me focus on a design and quickly decide which one is better. However, it didn’t turn out as I expected.
I agree that the first design is more functional, while the second one looks more stylish and aesthetically pleasing.
I asked AIs to choose which design would be better, and they all picked the second one. Looking at the likes, I also see that the second design is more popular.
However, this section is only for the forum admin, so I believe it should prioritize functionality over aesthetics.
I think I'll make the second design more functional, as Wlork suggested.
I had some fun making modifications:
Left border : active/deactive indication (deletion of the small circle)
Modify/Delete buttons : text removed (saves translation and space), change of icon for editing and larger button
Wlork If everyone is okay with it, I think I like this. Do you think the active/inactive part is clear enough?
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huseyinfiliz Looks clear enough to me and I like it. Think it will work well for desktop and mobile.
huseyinfiliz Perfect for me !
ernestdefoe Wlork Wlork 14569 Subarist
Full Version
With major performance improvements, you will be able to send notifications to more than 100,000 members at once (using database queue or redis)
The design of the admin panel has been updated
We have added the Notification Type Description field
(If no issue is reported the new version will be released within 24 hours)
Congratulations @huseyinfiliz
This looks amazing 
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Hi!
Is it mandatory to use Queue system or can be used without it?
And ... ¡perfect extension!
SkakashiS If you don't use the queue system, you probably won't experience any issues. On a forum limited to 128MB RAM and a 60-second execution time, I was able to send notifications to 3-4 thousand members at once. For a forum with more members, I believe you would need either more RAM, a database queue, or Redis.
In summary, sending notifications to 100,000 members without a database queue or Redis would be difficult, but you can use the extension without any issues.
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v0.3: What's Changed
- With major performance improvements, you will be able to send notifications to more than 100,000 members at once (using database queue or redis)
The Jobs system has been added, and I wanted to explain how it works. The performance improvement works like this: When you want to send notifications to 100,000 people at once, you may face some issues. So, first, we get the member IDs in batches of 50. Then, every time we reach 1000, we send this to Jobs. This way, we don't overload the server.
Additionally, in the "Notifications have been sent to 1 users!" success message, we used to show the exact number of users. Now, this number is more of an estimate. The reason for this is to reduce server load for performance. In the past, if the same user was added from different groups, we counted them. Now, we don't count duplicate users, but of course, it is still checked in the background when sending the notification.
- The design of the admin panel has been updated
With your contributions, we have completely redesigned the Notification Hub admin settings page!
- We have added the Notification Type Description field
- The avatar in the Send Notification modal has been fixed
- Other issues fixed...
Note: Make sure to clear your cache after updating the extension.
Important: Deactivate and reactivate the Notification Hub extension.
Updating
composer update huseyinfiliz/notificationhubTo install: composer require huseyinfiliz/notificationhub
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