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Any possibility that existing members can be added as referrals, if both members confirm of course? I do like the possibility to add incentives for bringing new members, but some of my users deserve recognition for the manual referrals they did already 🙂

Yeap, shoot 🙂

I would appreciate if you can share some practical examples. I also feel that there are benefits from rss->zauper automation, but I cannot figure out a simple practical example 🙂

Much better now 🙂 Few suggestions, feel free to ignore them as I see that unfortunately the interest in this plugin is not big 😕 . For me it has the potential to be a huge time saver. - the moderator who moves/edits/hides the content should be the one pm is coming from. This way if the member has questions, he can directly address them as a reply to the message to the moderator who performed the action - if it is possible, it will be great if the link points directly to the moved content and not just to the main topic.

Hi @Mike John, I tried applying the manual change. Admittedly, it is possible that I made some error, I tried editing manually the files, moving items did nothing. Then I edited the xml file, reuploaded it, then for some reason it did not want to save changed settings. I removed it, installed it again with the changes applied and now I receive the following: Error: Call to a member function url() on bool (0) #0 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/init.php(816) : eval()'d code(192): IPS\Content\hook1037->returnPMTagValues(Object(IPS\Member), 'move', Object(IPS\Member), NULL, true) #1 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/init.php(816) : eval()'d code(139): IPS\Content\hook1037->_sendPM('move', Object(IPS\Member), NULL) #2 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/system/Content/Controller.php(3177): IPS\Content\hook1037->move(Object(IPS\forums\Topic), true) #3 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/system/Content/Controller.php(2011): IPS\Content\_Controller->_multimod('IPS\\forums\\Topi...', Object(IPS\forums\Topic)) #4 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/applications/forums/modules/front/forums/topic.php(1038): IPS\Content\_Controller->__call('_multimod', Array) #5 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/system/Dispatcher/Controller.php(85): IPS\forums\modules\front\forums\_topic->__call('multimodComment', Array) #6 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/system/Content/Controller.php(50): IPS\Dispatcher\_Controller->execute() #7 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/applications/forums/modules/front/forums/topic.php(39): IPS\Content\_Controller->execute() #8 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/system/Dispatcher/Dispatcher.php(152): IPS\forums\modules\front\forums\_topic->execute() #9 /home/nginx/domains/example.com/public/index.php(13): IPS\_Dispatcher->run() #10 {main} Again, it might be due to the manual hacking. But it didn't work initially when I tried applying the change manually either.

I have disabled the ftp access, I will let you know later if I enable it again. But yeah, I want the topic title to be linked to the new place of the comment or if it is not possible to link the comment directly, at least link to the new topic it is in.

2. is ok, I had to modify the url regular expression as my link did not had any parameters at all. Changing it from *.example.com/*?* to *.example.com/* worked fine and the parameter is added correctly now. As a feature suggestion, will be difficult to add also not only inclusion, but exclusion url expressions? Right now we add the parameters to all matched urls, but it might be useful if there is a possibility to add it to all but matched urls as well: Add param="A" for all urls that do not contain param="B". This can be useful if you want to have more then one approved parameters or to protect a very specific parameter from being overwritten. Hm, I guess it can be done with more creative regular expression, will something like this work? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2964645/regex-not-equal-to-string I have to try I guess 🙂 There is a bit of a learning curve, but very powerful app, thanks 🙂

I have just added this and I have some questions. 1. Do I need to explicitly list all parameters that I want to keep? For example I have this url: www.example.com/aid=1111&label=222. I want to change aid to 1212, I add it in the list, then the modified url is www.example.com/aid-=1212 only, the label one is stripped. Is this the correct behaviour? I am afraid I don't know all the other parameters this website might add to the url... 2. I don't see an option to separately add or replace a parameter. If my link does not contain the parameter I add, it seems it is not added...

Hi @Mike John, I just bought this and trying it out. Is it possible that when we move a post, the new location is as a link and not just text? Right now it says "your post is moved to this new topic", but it is plain text and the user needs to look for the topic himself, which is not very user friendly.

A kind bump of this topic. Integration with Zapier would be amazing. I wonder if with the demise of the Rules app it can be used also for intra-IPS automation.

You can also setup it with Pages by making users able to view only their own records. Thats what I use for 1 on 1 communication with my members. Depends on the specifics though, do you need multiple threads per client or only one is enough for you.

I want to highlight that there are use cases when the default emojis should be on the top 😉 On my community, I prefer the old and outdated custom emojis at the bottom. This way people will slowly convert to the newer ones without me having to deal with the drama that unfolds when you disable the old emojis. Putting the old ones on top will be like there are no newer ones at all 🙂 In a nutshell: we need an option to organize the categories as we perfer.

Does it support action for moved posts from one thread to another?

@MIXOH, does the new version fix this?