Automatic Move to basket

Leaf at 23h01

Aug

2010

This feature has been suggested many times by my staff, and I feel it will be a very powerful and useful tool.

There needs to be a way to make it so when a certain member posts, there post/topic will automatically go to the basket/ forum of your choice.
Example:
Some members like to curse, So I added a "Under Moderation" forum that only moderators can see.
So when that members submits a new topic/post, it goes into the under moderation forum, before it can be moved into general public.

There is also a couple of members that I don't trust posting, And I want there post to be checked out before they are moved into general public.

Still confused?
If your still confused about this feature, all it will do is move a certain members new post/topics into the forum of your choice no matter where they submit it.

1 Caihlem, on 11/08/2010 at 23h05

I thought this was already possible mwii

2 Leaf, on 11/08/2010 at 23h48

Caihlem wrote:I thought this was already possible

How is it possible?
Explain

3 MrMega, on 12/08/2010 at 00h28

Admin >>> Forum >>> Configuration >>> Pruning in the basket : YES >> Save

4 Caihlem, on 12/08/2010 at 00h31

Oh ok, now I get it

Not auto-prune to the basket; personallised prune....
Yeah, eventually why not

5 Leaf, on 12/08/2010 at 00h49

MrMega wrote:Admin >>> Forum >>> Configuration >>> Pruning in the basket : YES >> Save

I'm not talking about pruning.

Please read EVERYTHING so you understand.

6 LH Justin, on 12/08/2010 at 01h45

If you don't trust the member ban them or restrict their permissions. Voted no, this is a waste of time.

7 Leaf, on 12/08/2010 at 03h02

LH Justin wrote:If you don't trust the member ban them or restrict their permissions. Voted no, this is a waste of time.

I'm not a ban happy admin like yourself.

8 LH Justin, on 12/08/2010 at 04h49

Leaf wrote:
LH Justin wrote:If you don't trust the member ban them or restrict their permissions. Voted no, this is a waste of time.

I'm not a ban happy admin like yourself.

It has nothing to do with being "ban happy". If you aren't going to allow a member to post then why keep him on your forum?

9 Leaf, on 12/08/2010 at 05h10

LH Justin wrote:
Leaf wrote:
LH Justin wrote:If you don't trust the member ban them or restrict their permissions. Voted no, this is a waste of time.

I'm not a ban happy admin like yourself.

It has nothing to do with being "ban happy". If you aren't going to allow a member to post then why keep him on your forum?

I want them to post, I just want to READ there posts before the public can see them.

10 LH Justin, on 12/08/2010 at 05h19

Leaf wrote:
LH Justin wrote:
Leaf wrote:
LH Justin wrote:If you don't trust the member ban them or restrict their permissions. Voted no, this is a waste of time.

I'm not a ban happy admin like yourself.

It has nothing to do with being "ban happy". If you aren't going to allow a member to post then why keep him on your forum?

I want them to post, I just want to READ there posts before the public can see them.

Make a forum that only a certain usergroup can see and make them only able to post in that forum. When you log on you can read that topic and move it to the appropriate place.

11 Leaf, on 12/08/2010 at 06h23

LH Justin wrote:
Leaf wrote:
LH Justin wrote:
Leaf wrote:
LH Justin wrote:If you don't trust the member ban them or restrict their permissions. Voted no, this is a waste of time.

I'm not a ban happy admin like yourself.

It has nothing to do with being "ban happy". If you aren't going to allow a member to post then why keep him on your forum?

I want them to post, I just want to READ there posts before the public can see them.
Make a forum that only a certain usergroup can see and make them only able to post in that forum. When you log on you can read that topic and move it to the appropriate place.

I find that too complicated.

12 Caihlem, on 12/08/2010 at 06h56

LH Justin wrote:It has nothing to do with being "ban happy". If you aren't going to allow a member to post then why keep him on your forum?

I'm a Ban Happy Admin loove

=> Voted No

13 blindbat1457, on 12/08/2010 at 08h51

Well now that I see what is for exactly I want to vote no. That is kind of pointless imo. Thing I think would be cool is if you could post a poll and have a time limit on it, lets say two weeks and if the poll results in yes then it goes to a specific thread and post something automatically. I run a clan forum and when we have applicants we put a poll in the private section to see if they make it in or not. After two weeks we go post it but sometimes people forget to and it takes a while so what I wish is that it would go post they made the clan or they didnt.

14 Dumbledore27, on 12/08/2010 at 09h02

I am voting yes at this one. Smile

15 nexonhacked, on 12/08/2010 at 09h29

are people really getting that lazy?
voted no!

16 Dumbledore27, on 12/08/2010 at 09h41

nexonhacked wrote:are people really getting that lazy?
voted no!

How will you move a topic to a forum when you're offline? Neutral

This will automatically move a topic, and a staff member checks it, sees it's OK and moves it to correct place. Do you want people to be even lazier and to just press "Approve" button (even though this isn't available yet)?

17 Leaf, on 13/08/2010 at 01h08

Caihlem wrote:
LH Justin wrote:It has nothing to do with being "ban happy". If you aren't going to allow a member to post then why keep him on your forum?

I'm a Ban Happy Admin
=> Voted No

You said this was a good idea, and now you vote no.

The poll isn't about if your a ban happy admin or not,.....

18 Caihlem, on 13/08/2010 at 07h58

Caihlem wrote:Yeah, eventually why not

This is a polite way to say there's better to propose out there :wouhou:

19 Leaf, on 13/08/2010 at 18h24

Comment Removed by leaf

20 that70sguy92, on 13/08/2010 at 20h43

Hmm... I see where you're coming from. I vote yes.