Bump a thread without replying

[Jasonawojo]

I think that you should be able to bump a thread without actually replying to it. Possibly add the option to the moderation options menu? :)

[Sunlite]

I'd like that option, would come in handy.

btw, how long does it take before you're not a newbie anymore? :blink:

[Dlf]

50 posts,

[cluteman]

I think that you should be able to bump a thread without actually replying to it. Possibly add the option to the moderation options menu?  :)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Great idea! Would save from having to do this: http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?showtopic=150620

[Why Two Kay]

Yes, I thought I saw that feature somewhere, its got to be a mod or somthing then.... It would make a good idea tho! :thumbsup:

[Jasonawojo]

Great idea! Would save from having to do this:

http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?showtopic=150620

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yes, thats how I thought of it :D

It would be easier for Admins instead of having to leave little bumping posts that distract from the main content of the thread.

[Coastie]

I agree too, for mods/admins only.

I'd also like the opposite to bury a thread. Say change the post date by 10 days.

[Wolfie]

Maybe something like "last updated" timestamp, and when topics are listed based on last "activity", it could check the updated timestamp. That way you can tell it where exactly you want the topic to show up. Then select the topic to bump and choose "bump to top", "bump to bottom" or "multi-bump", where the multi-bump would allow you to set the order to bump multiple posts -and- wether to move the group of posts to the top or to the end of the forum.

ex.. Topics (in order of display) 4,8,3,9,5,1,2,7,6,8
Select 3,1,2
Bump 1,2 to be in front of 3
New order 4,8,1,2,3,5,7,6,8
Or all to top: 1,2,3,4,8,5,7,6,8
Or all to end: 4,8,5,7,6,8,1,2,3
etc

To make it easy to understand, in the multi-bump (which would also be used to "insert" one topic inbetween two other topics)..
Use the same setup as re-ordering the forums via AdminCP, but for each topic, have an "Update here" button, and that topic would be the anchor for where it saves the topics to. Then all the "last updated" timestamp would need would be to have the update times to put topics in the proper place.

:)

Could also be used for timing topics to expire importance on a certain day/time, but until then it is almost "pinned" to the top of the forums.

[Why Two Kay]

That way you can tell it where exactly you want the topic to show up.  Then select the topic to bump and choose "bump to top", "bump to bottom" or "multi-bump", where the multi-bump would allow you to set the order to bump multiple posts -and- wether to move the group of posts to the top or to the end of the forum.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Bump to bottom, or sorting bumps would also be useful! Doesnt seem hard to impliment if tis already a mod. :thumbsup:

[Wolfie]

Shouldn't really be that hard to design.. If the field used for last-modified including microseconds, then it can be done with little chance of duplicate entries, just have a 0.0001 (or even smaller) difference.

It's implementing it into a point&click format/webpage while keeping it simple that would be interesting.

:)

[PPS]

They have the bump topic feature on InvisionFree and now that we have IPB, it's not there. Do you know if there is a mod for this feature?
We loved this feature and now we have to post in order to bump a topic.

[InvisionServices]

I have wanted this option for a while as well, it would be awesome to have!

[Michael_C]

I wrote a modification to do exactly that a while ago but never released it.

[dawhoo]

http://mods.invisionize.com/db/index.php/f/1360

found at Invisionize

[sirilluminator]

too bad that's for v1.3

though here's a mod for 2.x

http://mods.invisionize.com/db/index.php/f/4382

[Logan]

Still would be a good idea to have it added back to 2.0 like 1.3.

[faelchon]

+1 :)

I keep a downloadable contact list with names and addy's in a restricted section. Everytime I update it, I have to add a post to make it register as a "new post", otherwise people don't notice it's been updated. Ideally, I'd like to just be able to "light it up" without having to add further posts.