Allow Mods to move threads... not delete...

[Lyte]

Howdy!

Is there a way I can allow my Mods to move threads (e.g. to a private area) vs allowing to delete threads? I thought there was but when I looked into Post / Thread Permissions, these are all the options I saw...


Can Post Threads
Can Reply to Own Threads
Can Reply to Others' Threads
Can Edit Own Posts
Can Delete Own Posts
Can Delete Own Threads
Can Open / Close Own Threads
Can Move Own Threads
Can Rate Threads

Am I looking in the wrong place?

Thanks!

Lyte

[veenuisthebest]

look right below Post / Thread Permissions,

in Forum Permissions

• Can Mass-Move Threads
• Can Mass-Prune Threads

[Lyte]

[QUOTE=veenuisthebest;1519918]look right below Post / Thread Permissions, in Forum Permissions /QUOTE]

I don't have a Forum Permissions. I have these right below...

Arcade Permissions
Forum Viewing Permissions
Attachment Permissions
Poll Permissions
Private Message Permissions
Calendar Permissions
Who's Online Permissions
Administrator Permissions
General Permissions
User Note Permissions
Picture Uploading Permissions
Signature Permissions
User Reputation Permissions
User Infraction Permissions
Usergroup Options
vbBux vbPlaza Permissions
PhotoPlog Permissions

That category didn't exist even under Administrator. Why am I missing that one??

Thanks!

Lyte

[Lyte]

Originally Posted by veenuisthebest

in Forum Permissions

• Can Mass-Move Threads
• Can Mass-Prune Threads

I found this area but it's not exactly what I was after. This allows you to enter the Mod panel and move a bunch of threads. Isn't there a way to allow someone to use the lil check box (like Admins have) to move a single thread? As Admin, when I'm looking at a forum with all its threads, there are these lil check boxes which I click and can then move the thread to another area. Is this possible? I'm referring to these...



Suggestions???

Lyte

[ssslippy]

You have to add each a mod to that forum. This is done in the forum manager section. They will automatically get the ability to move threads this way.