Extension points in notification.ini
Settings of settings/notification.ini whose name says they hold handlers, classes, filters, providers or directories that an extension can add to or replace. Found by the setting's name: a heuristic. Read the setting's comment (linked) before relying on it.
An extension adds to a list in its own settings/notification.ini.append.php (active extensions' settings are read after the kernel's and before settings/override):
NotificationSettings IncludeClasses
Shipped: an empty list. The setting.
# extension/expexample/settings/notification.ini.append.php
[NotificationSettings]
IncludeClasses[]=expExampleIncludeClasse # your class or value, added to the list
*/ ?>RuleSettings ExtensionDirectories
Shipped: an empty list. The setting.
# extension/expexample/settings/notification.ini.append.php
[RuleSettings]
ExtensionDirectories[]=expExampleExtensionDirectorie # your class or value, added to the list
*/ ?>NotificationEventTypeSettings ExtensionDirectories
Shipped: an empty list. The setting.
# extension/expexample/settings/notification.ini.append.php
[NotificationEventTypeSettings]
ExtensionDirectories[]=expExampleExtensionDirectorie # your class or value, added to the list
*/ ?>NotificationEventHandlerSettings ExtensionDirectories
Shipped: an empty list. The setting.
# extension/expexample/settings/notification.ini.append.php
[NotificationEventHandlerSettings]
ExtensionDirectories[]=expExampleExtensionDirectorie # your class or value, added to the list
*/ ?>TransportSettings DefaultTransport
Shipped: mail. The setting.
# extension/expexample/settings/notification.ini.append.php
[TransportSettings]
DefaultTransport=mail # replace with your class or value
*/ ?>Related
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