Version: 1.0.3, by mferguson
Developer Last Online: Jan 2014
Category: Moderators Functions -
Version: 3.8.x
Rating:
Released: 10-19-2009
Last Update: 11-04-2009
Installs: 100
Uses Plugins Auto-Templates
Additional Files Translations
No support by the author.
Overview
DTO Thread Move Notification is a free product that automatically sends thread authors a friendly private message when a moderator moves their thread to another forum. By automating the process this tool delivers a consistent moderation ?tone? in communicating with thread authors as well as speeding the task of moving threads. When set to active thread notifications are sent in the following ways:
If the thread is moved from a forum that the author can see to another that he/she can see the author will receive a notification via private message.
If the thread is moved from a forum that the author can see to another that he/she cannot see, the moderator performing the move will receive a private message notification reminder to contact the author and let them know why it was removed from the publicly visible forum.
If the thread is moved from a forum that the author cannot see to another that he/she can see the author will receive a notification.
If the thread is moved from a forum that the author can see to another that he/she can see and a redirect is left in the previous forum the author will receive a private message notification that includes text to inform them a redirect was left and the duration the redirect will remain active.
Key Features
Messages based on phrases
Easily translated
Host of variables available to customize messages to meet the needs of your site
Fully documented
Fully supported
Compatibility
Fully compatible with vBulletin 3.6.8 through vBulletin 3.8.x
We will provide support in this thread on an as-needed basis to members that have marked this modification as Installed. Additional support resources can be found on our site under the Support tab.
Release and Version History 1.0.3 - October 29, 2009
Bug fix release
Fixes
Corrected documentation linking in help.
1.0.2 - October 27, 2009
Enhancement and Bug fix release
Enhancements and Fixes
Updated Thread Move help template to be XHTML compliant.
Added additional check to insure that thread copy does not trigger thread move notification functions.
1.0.1 - October 26, 2009
Enhancement and Bug fix release
Enhancements and Fixes
Removed cache_templates plugin as no templates are being delivered that required dynamic loading via plugin.
Removed init_startup plugins as phrasing is now loaded directly by thread move function.
Resolved phrasing conflict with AddonChat plugin reported by customer.
I have updated this for some of our sites so there is an option to select to notify the user (default checked) or you can uncheck the box and not notify the user of the move.
Feel free to incorporate into the new product.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jafo232
Ok, we had to further update this product to work with inline moderation. Now you can notify users when moving mass threads, or uncheck a box to not notify them. To the author, feel free to use these mods, no credit necessary..
This is what I was looking for,
did the original author (mferguson) update it with this option ?
I have not been able to supply an update to this yet as I am currently working to bring all of our paid products onto vB4. After those have been released I'll address this add-on.
Ok, we had to further update this product to work with inline moderation. Now you can notify users when moving mass threads, or uncheck a box to not notify them. To the author, feel free to use these mods, no credit necessary..
So long as the post is moved into an area that is visible by the member that created they will be notified. A link to the new thread/post will be sent to the user in the notification.
If it moved to an area that is not visible by the post creator the user moving the post will receive a PM reminding them to send a PM to the OP that the post has been moved.
To be honest it's been some time since we touched the product. I'll have to do some testing to see what it does on our own sites. Please bear with me while I do so.