How to remove a post and all subsequent posts in a topic

[Dave D]

Fairly often we get a post that sends a topic completely off the rails and we'd like to remove that original post and all other subsequent posts stemming from that original post.

Any way to do that easily?  rather than finding and deleting each post individually?

Thanks!

[Miss_B]

13 hours ago, Dave D said:

Fairly often we get a post that sends a topic completely off the rails and we'd like to remove that original post and all other subsequent posts stemming from that original post.

Any way to do that easily?  rather than finding and deleting each post individually?

Thanks!

Have you looked at the multiple select moderator options? You can select all the posts that you want to delete and remove them with ease. 

[Marc]

You can multiple select, as mentioned, for any moderator option. So click the check box in the top right of every post you wish to delete then click the trash can icon from the moderator menu.

[Dave D]

Thanks, @Marc Stridgen, but we were looking for a way to do a mass delete of subsequent posts rather than selecting individual posts, as their could be many pages of posts that would need to be removed.  Looking for a better management tool within the site to accomplish this.

If this is not a current feature, can this be added as a request for a new feature in Invision Community?

Thanks

[Mark H]

Please feel free to post that idea in the Feature Suggestions section of the community, so others can add their support to it. 🙂

 

[Marc]

14 hours ago, Dave D said:

Thanks, @Marc Stridgen, but we were looking for a way to do a mass delete of subsequent posts rather than selecting individual posts, as their could be many pages of posts that would need to be removed.  Looking for a better management tool within the site to accomplish this.

If this is not a current feature, can this be added as a request for a new feature in Invision Community?

Thanks

Could you please explain further what you mean here? You can go to the next page and select posts, and even select that whole page of posts if you wished to do so