My understanding was that the current behavior was what was always intended, i.e. so long as the "Send notification" setting is enabled from the admin page then the box should be enabled, even after refresh. Happy to be wrong on that but figured I'd at least double check.

My understanding was that the current behavior was what was always intended, i.e. so long as the "Send notification" setting is enabled from the admin page then the box should be enabled, even after refresh. Happy to be wrong on that but figured I'd at least double check.

If I may share my opinion, at least based on our work at MacMagazine, it would be a disaster if the checkbox was enabled by default even on posts that are already published. We're a multi-person team and we constantly edit posts from each other to add new information, fix mistakes, etc. It would be a nightmare for us to always have to remember to uncheck that option. We only fire new pushes for previous posts when the edit is very relevant and we want to let our audience know that the post was edited.

That's one of the reasons we're still on plugin version 2.4.4. It works exactly that way.

@rfischmann That makes sense, thanks for the feedback!

Hey guys, is there any ETA for a plugin update with this fix? Thanks!

Hey @rfischmann, I'm just wrapping up a couple of other tasks before moving on to this. We will you keep you updated here with any changes.

@rfischmann this is now released in https://github.com/OneSignal/OneSignal-WordPress-Plugin/releases/tag/v3.2.1 🚀
Please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions or concerns.

It seems fine now, @sherwinski, thanks! Just a small tweak for a future update: the checkbox still says "Send notification when post is published" when the post is already published. In that case, it should change to "Send notification when post is edited".

Else, just show "Send notification when post is published/edited" in either case.

Good call out @rfischmann -- I'll make an adjust to that in the next version. Thanks