MeMaBlue Posted January 19, 2017 Posted January 19, 2017 Hello, We need move topics frequently to certain , same, sections. I would like to be able to add to the moderator button, a default custom "order" for it to follow. I would like, a plugin, that would make it possible for me to add underneath Move a new button : "Move to X " possibility, which would be set depending on admin needs. Personally i d like 2: Move to X (no redirect) Move to Y (no redirect) for moves that would be done often and daily by an admin this would be a time saver thank you!
Daniel F Posted January 19, 2017 Posted January 19, 2017 You don't need a plugin for this. Just create a saved action which moves the topics ( ACP => Community => Forums => Saved Actions)
Adriano Faria Posted January 19, 2017 Posted January 19, 2017 You can do that, without any plugin, with Saved Actions.
Daddy Posted January 19, 2017 Posted January 19, 2017 As @Daniel F and @Adriano Faria said, saved actions can save you and your team a lot of time as you can configure saved actions to run multiple tasks at once. For example you can lock/unlock, pin/unpin, hide/unhide, modify prefix and suffix, change tags (Or Prefixes) and leave a reply with one click. For events not supported with saved actions I recommend getting and using Automation Rules by @Kevin Carwile. This will allow you to trigger special events if that's copying the thread to a new location, sending a member a private message when their topic is moved or moderated, moving a user to a new group or even mass banning. I should mention that out of the box, Automation Rules and saved actions do not communicate with each other so a work around I've adapted is to create a saved action that leaves a reply in the current thread with a sentence (Rather a command) such as: #Move, #Ban and #Warn. With those set you can configure a custom rule to listen for those inputs as a string value that then can execute your custom rules(s). After the fact your command will still be visible as a post so be sure to include a custom rule that deletes said post. I hope this information was useful!
MeMaBlue Posted January 19, 2017 Author Posted January 19, 2017 Wow! SUPER ! will asap take a look into all that and get it working! THANK YOU!
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