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MarkFL 04-12-2016 09:00 PM

Thread Move/Redirect Manager
 
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Overview:

This product allows you to control how thread redirects are defined by your moderating staff. You may select certain forums in which moved threads will have no redirects, and you can choose the default values that will be present on the move thread form, and choose which usergroups/users can change these values when filling out the form. This way you can ensure redirects are done in a consistent manner by all of your moderating staff.

You can also define forums in which threads to be moved will have a default destination forum, even set the form to be auto-submitted, where the page title indicates to the moderator that the thread is being auto-moved and to which forum.

Updates:

Version 1.1:
  • Added setting for the definition of default source/destination forumid pairs.

Version 1.2:
  • Changed default source/destination pairs to source/destination/auto-move triplets.

Version 1.2.1:
  • Fixed potential issue with post previews.

Compatibility:

Tested and working on VB 4.2.x and may work on all 4.x versions of vBulletin.

Backup/Warning:

This product does not alter your database, however it is always good practice to make regular backups and you should make a backup before installing ANY new mod.

As always, products are USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I will provide support and do my best to help but no absolute guarantee is offered.

To Install:
  1. Download and extract the attached .zip file.
  2. Follow AdminCP -> Plugins & Products -> Manage Products -> Add/Import Product.
  3. Click on "Choose File" and browse to the product .xml file that was packaged in the .zip file.
  4. Click "Import."
  5. You MUST enable the product in the settings before it will function.
  6. Configure the remaining settings to your liking. Each setting has a detailed explanation of its use.

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Support for this product can be found here:

Alan_SP 04-13-2016 07:29 PM

Very useful, I even edited template for moving threads, so I don't have to manually disable redirecting threads. But, this solves it.

MarkFL 04-19-2016 04:26 PM

Update - Version 1.1:
  • Added setting for the definition of default source/destination forumid pairs.

MarkFL 04-21-2016 02:59 AM

Update - Version 1.2:
  • Changed default source/destination pairs to source/destination/auto-move triplets.

Alan_SP 04-21-2016 04:52 PM

How this auto moving work if we use it? All threads created in source forum automatically are moved to destination forum? So source forum can't have threads?

Sorry, can't understand what it actually does.

MarkFL 04-21-2016 06:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan_SP (Post 2569372)
How this auto moving work if we use it? All threads created in source forum automatically are moved to destination forum? So source forum can't have threads?

Sorry, can't understand what it actually does.

My apologies for not explaining it more clearly.

Suppose you have the source forum with forumid 5 set to have the default destination forum with forumid 10, with auto-move turned on, that is you have as one of your defined triplets:

5,10,1

Now, when an admin/mod moves any threads in the source forum, they will automatically be moved to the destination forum, and the page title informs the thread mover of what's going on when the move thread form briefly appears. The form is auto-submitted.

So, this auto-move only affects threads that are being moved, otherwise the threads stay where they were posted. :)

If you wish simply for the destination forum to show up pre-selected on the move thread form, but you wish for your moderating staff to have the ability to change that, then set auto-move to 0, that is use the triplet:

5,10,0

Alan_SP 04-22-2016 07:01 PM

Thanks, this is more logical than how I saw it in my head. :D Who knows what I was thinking (and if I was thinking at all).

maupassant 05-16-2016 05:43 PM

Awesome ! Thanks !


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