Change date

Change date 3.3

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Compatible XF 2.x versions
  1. 2.3
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Description:

The purpose of this add-on is the allow the admin to move a post within a thread. For example if you want to move post #3 to be after post #5.

(Example of Change date link)

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(Example of Change date overlay)

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(Example of User group permissions)

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Features:
  • All phrases start with changedate_ for your convenience.
Group Permissions:

Normally the Administrative user group permission is set to Yes.

How to use:
  1. Click the Change date link located below any post.
  2. Enter the date and time you would like the post to be.
  3. Save changes.
Questions and answers:

Q: Will this add-on also allow changing the thread date?
A: Yes. Changing post #1 will change the thread date as well.
Author
AndyB
Views
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First release
Last update

Ratings

5.00 star(s) 3 ratings

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Latest updates

  1. See description

    Change date v3.3 changes. Compatible with XF 2.3. Added "Use current time" link.
  2. See description

    Change date v3.2 changes: Compatible with XF 2.2. Removed "Use current time" link.
  3. See description

    Change date v3.1 changes: Now compatible with XF 2.2 and 2.3.

Latest reviews

There have been several instances now where I've needed to change the date and time of a post, so this is just what I was looking for.
So useful when you've moved posts and the post order breaks. Just change the post date and that's it. This feature should be core imo.
This add on is a life saver. If members mark forums read, it marks forums they don't even have access to read as well. With this, we can move content from the staff forums to the public forums with the current date and time and know that members will see it under "new posts." Thanks!
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