Fixed user invitation.

app/controllers/users_controller.rb

@@ -157,8 +157,8 @@ curl http://localhost/api/users.json -v -u #{login}:#{password} -H "Content-Type
 
       user.save
 
-      # send inviteation if needed
-      if params[:invite]
+      # send inviteation if needed / only if session exists
+      if params[:invite] && current_user
 
         # generate token
         token = Token.create( :action => 'PasswordReset', :user_id => user.id )
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ curl http://localhost/api/users.json -v -u #{login}:#{password} -H "Content-Type
         data[:subject] = 'Invitation to #{config.product_name} at #{config.fqdn}'
         data[:body]    = 'Hi {user.firstname},
 
-I (#{current_user.firstname} #{current_user.lastname}) invite you to #{config.product_name}.
+I (#{current_user.firstname} #{current_user.lastname}) invite you to #{config.product_name} - a customer support / ticket system platform.
 
 Click on the following link and set your password:
 

lib/notification_factory.rb

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ end
 
 module NotificationFactory
   def self.build(data)
+
     data[:string].gsub!( /\#\{(.+?)\}/ ) { |s|
 
       # use quoted text
@@ -44,14 +45,19 @@ module NotificationFactory
         replace = nil
         if data[:objects][object_name.to_sym]
           replace = "data[:objects]['#{object_name}'.to_sym]#{object_method}"
-        else 
+        else
           replace = $1 + $2
         end
         item = replace
       }
 
       # replace value
-      s = eval callback
+      begin
+        s = eval callback
+      rescue Exception => e
+        Rails.logger.error "can't eval #{callback}"
+        Rails.logger.error e.inspect
+      end
     }
     return data[:string]
   end
@@ -59,7 +65,7 @@ module NotificationFactory
   def self.send(data)
     sender = Setting.get('notification_sender')
     a = Channel::IMAP.new
-    puts "NOTICE: SEND NOTIFICATION TO: #{data[:recipient][:email]}"
+    Rails.logger.info "NOTICE: SEND NOTIFICATION TO: #{data[:recipient][:email]}"
     message = a.send(
       {
 #        :in_reply_to => self.in_reply_to,