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Inline Thread Moderation

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z Delete Threads

This option will bring up the delete threads interface that allows you to choose between Soft and Hard deletion (depending on permission level).

z Undelete Threads

This option will restore Soft deleted threads.

z Open Threads

This option will open closed threads.

z Close Threads

This option will close open threads.

z Approve Threads

This option will approve moderated threads.

z Unapprove Threads

This option will unapprove threads, sending them back to moderation.

z Stick Threads

This option will stick threads.

z Unstick Threads

This option will unstick threads.

z Move Threads

This option will bring up the move threads interface.

z Merge Threads

This option will merge the selected threads into a new thread.

z View Selected Threads

This option will list the threads that have been selected for Inline Moderation. This is most useful when you've selected threads on multiple pages and need to recall them.

z Deselect All Threads

This option will clear the list of checked threads, resetting the value in the [Go] to 0. This is most useful when you've selected threads on multiple pages and wish to start over.

Note:

The number of chosen threads will be listed in parenthesis inside the [Go] button. If this number exceeds the number of threads that you have chosen, you may have clicked on other threads by mistake.

After successfully completing one of the above options, the value in the [Go] will be reset to 0. All selected threads will also now be unselected.

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This interface is also available when searching for threads via search.php. One could search for all threads containing a common word or posted by the same user and then perform Inline Moderation upon them.

On the showthread.php pages, where posts are listed, each post will have a checkbox at the top right. Checking the checkbox will add the post to the list of posts to be moderated. The post color will also change to yellow to signify that the post has been chosen.

Above all the posts is a dropdown quick-selection box with various options to choose from, which apply only to that page. These options allow you to quickly choose multiple posts that match the selected criteria without having to manually click each post.

z Select All

Selecting 'Select All' will highlight all the posts on the current page, including soft-deleted and unapproved, posts with attachments and posts by guests.

z Deselect All

Selecting 'Deselect All' will reset all the highlighted posts on the current page, including soft-deleted and unapproved, posts with attachments and posts by guests.

Inline Post Moderation

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z Invert Selection

Selecting 'Invert Selection' will highlight all the unselected posts, and reset all the highlighted posts on the current page, including soft-deleted and unapproved, posts with attachments and posts by guests.

z Select Unapproved Posts

Selecting 'Select Unapproved Posts' will highlight all the posts that are not visible to members (in moderator queue) on the current page, including unapproved posts that are soft-deleted.

z Select Deleted Posts

Selecting 'Select Deleted Posts' will highlight all the posts that are marked as soft-deleted on the current page, including deleted posts that are unapproved.

z Select Posts with Attachments

Selecting 'Select Posts with Attachments' will highlight all the posts that are have attachments added to them on the current page, including posts with attachments that are soft-deleted and unapproved.

z Select Posts from Guests

Selecting 'Select Posts from Guests' will highlight all the posts that are made by guests (unregistered members) on the current page, including posts by guests with attachments, that are soft-deleted and unapproved.

If there are posts on other pages, that you would like to add to the list, you can go to those pages and add the posts as well. Your browser must have Javascript enabled for this to work. You are limited to working with just the posts on one page if Javascript is disabled.

Once posts have been chosen, the Moderation drop down at the bottom of the page is used to perform the desired action.

z Merge Posts

This option will bring up the merge posts interface where you may combine multiple posts into one new post.

z Move Posts

This option will bring up the move posts interface where you can either move posts to a new thread or merge them into an existing thread.

z Copy Posts

This option will bring up the copy posts interface where you can either copy posts to a new thread or merge them into an existing thread.

z Delete Posts

This option will bring up the delete posts interface that allows you to choose between Soft and Hard deletion (depending on permission level)

z Undelete Posts

This option will restore soft deleted posts.

z Approve Posts

This option will approve moderated posts.

z Unapprove posts

This option will unapprove posts, sending them back to moderation.

z Approve Attachments

This option will approve moderated attachments.

z Unapprove Attachments

This option will unapprove attachments, sending them back to moderation.

z View Selected Posts

This option will display a list of the posts that have been selected for inline moderation. This is most useful when you've selected posts on multiple pages and need to recall them.

z Deselect All Posts

This option will clear the list of checked posts, resetting the value in the [Go] to 0. This is most useful when you've selected posts on multiple pages and wish to start over.

Note:

The number of chosen threads will be listed in parenthesis inside the [Go] button. If this number exceeds the number of posts that you have chosen, you may have clicked on other posts by mistake.

After successfully completing one of the above options, the value in the [Go] will be reset to 0. All selected posts will also now be unselected.

Note:

This interface is also available when searching for posts via search.php. One could search for all post containing a common word or posted by the same user and then perform Inline Moderation upon them.

If you wish to prune the Post Edit History for one or more forums, go to Threads and Posts > Prune Post Edit History You will be presented with the options for pruning this.

Prune Post Edit History

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Once you have completed the options and clicked [Prune Post Edit History] you will then be told the number of posts with edit histories which have been selected

Clicking [Prune All Post Edit Histories] will remove all post edit histories for all selected posts.

Warning:

You may not undo a prune. Make sure you want to do this!

Thread prefixes are a structured way to specify how certain topics are discussed within a forum. You create prefix sets which contain many prefixes and can be tied to any number of forums.

When a user creates a thread, he or she will have the option of specifying a prefix to the thread title. This prefix can be used to filter threads within the forum or searched on.

For example, you may wish to use prefixes in a marketplace forum, where people post "Wanted" and "For Sale"

entries. Alternatively, if you have multiple products and only one announcement forum, you could have prefix threads in that forum depending on the product they relate to.

Users will then see the selected prefix where ever the thread title is shown:

The thread prefix manager is where you create new and edit prefixes or edit your existing prefix sets. Prefixes and prefix sets are shown in the order they will actually display in; you can quickly change this order by changing the numbers in the text boxes and clicking "Save Display Order".

Before you can create any prefixes, you must create one or more prefix sets. Prefix sets are simply a way of tying together related prefixes. When you select which forums will allow prefixes, you will enable one or more prefix sets for the forum.

z Prefix Set ID - This is the unique identifier for this prefix set. Only one set can have this value and the value may only contain A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and _ (underscores) only.

z Title - This is the title of this prefix set. You should not use any special HTML markup. It will be shown when administering thread prefixes or if a user must choose between prefixes in more than one set.

z Use Prefix Set in These Forums - Prefix sets must be attached to forums before they can be used.

Select the forum or forums this prefix set will be available in using this field. Once you do this, when a user creates a new thread in a selected forum, he or she will be able to select a prefix from this set.

z Display Order - The sorting order for sets. Sets with lower values will be shown before sets with higher values. Note that the display order setting for individual prefixes only controls their order within the set.

Once you have created a prefix set, you may add any number of prefixes to that set. If a thread has a prefix applied to it, the prefix will show anywhere the thread title shows. For that reason, you must define two versions of the prefix: a plain text version and a rich text version. See below for more information.

Thread Prefixes

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The Thread Prefix Manager

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