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Posted September 30, 200618 yr Hey all,Im not to sure myself about this suggestion, it might be a bit of an "over-use" of AJAX or watever. What about a way to quick edit a forum name / description like we have for edting topic titles / descriptions? Only can be used for those with Admin rights or rights to manage forums.What ya think? Im kinda unsure myself.
September 30, 200618 yr I implemented this as a mod on my forum, after two days I came to realize it was one of the worst decisions I ever made. Useless feature.
September 30, 200618 yr Already been suggested, and (I think) a mod has already been developed that achieves this.
September 30, 200618 yr I implemented this as a mod on my forum, after two days I came to realize it was one of the worst decisions I ever made. Useless feature.Why did you take it off?
September 30, 200618 yr How often do you change the category, forum, or description? I know I don't change them at all unless I find a typo.
September 30, 200618 yr How often do you change the category, forum, or description? I know I don't change them at all unless I find a typo.Good point. I only used the editing for topic title / description maybe for a spelling mistake in normal circumstances. Probably never use the forum editing once its created!
September 30, 200618 yr Kinda pointless if you ask me. You might need to change a description or title once in a while, but the AJAX functions are usually for things you need on a daily or hourly basis, such as the post (and title) editing.
September 30, 200618 yr 'Twould be better to take it a step further if this were to be desired: An 'Administrative Mode' on the forum. It would allow for browsing the forums, except that there would be added buttons and dials all over the place. :-) On the index there would be buttons to add or remove categories... similarly, in each category there would be a button to add another board, inputs for reordering, and buttons on each to delete the board in question. Title/description could be modified with a click, as suggested. And within a forum, further moderating abilities and all that...Essentially, inline forum management. Would that not be neat?
October 1, 200618 yr 'Twould be better to take it a step further if this were to be desired: An 'Administrative Mode' on the forum. It would allow for browsing the forums, except that there would be added buttons and dials all over the place. :-) On the index there would be buttons to add or remove categories... similarly, in each category there would be a button to add another board, inputs for reordering, and buttons on each to delete the board in question. Title/description could be modified with a click, as suggested. And within a forum, further moderating abilities and all that...Essentially, inline forum management. Would that not be neat?I agree, that would be really neat and innovative! :thumbsup:
October 1, 200618 yr It would only be worth adding an "administration mode" in the front end if you were going to do away with the ACP altogether. Otherwise, what's the point? It's just doubling the amount of code to maintain for that functionality.
October 1, 200618 yr I agree, that would be really neat and innovative! :thumbsup:Yeah, cool suggestion, though I'll eat my hat if it ends up getting implemented.P.S. I wonder when the RTE is actually going to work properly...
October 1, 200618 yr There was a Mod CP in v1.*; it was removed in favor of a decentralized system, spread throughout each individual forum and topic.
October 1, 200618 yr Which is why there will never be an inline ACP. People have been asking for the MCP back since it was made inline.
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