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I've implemented a notification sending when the certain object is changed.

  notify.send(request.user, #UserA
              recipient=worker.profile.user, #UserB
              target=application, 
              verb="Your object has been changed")

Here is the example of such notification "UserA: Your object Obj has been changed".

But for my case I need to send this notification anonymously (just not display the name of UserA in notification) e.g. just "Your object Obj has been changed", but I still need the info about sender.

I couldn't find any examples of such use of django-notification system, but it is mentioned in the documentation that there is an anonymous usage of the fields.

  • I've tried to set sender field to None. But it has to be not empty.

  • I've also tried to set actor field. Name of request.user is still mentioned in notification.

skypidoge
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  • I understand that probably the problem lies in displaying the notification, but if there is the way to not change it, it would be great – skypidoge Mar 15 '23 at 13:38
  • Not really an answer, but maybe you can create user with username system and pass them as first arg to .send method? Then notification would be "System: sth sth sth" – PTomasz Mar 15 '23 at 14:53

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