Implemented Thread edit history

[Alpha1]

We need a thread history log, so that we can see whether a thread was renamed, moved, split, merged, etc.
Coming from other software, migrating to Xenforo, the lack of this function implies data loss.

I hope to see this function implemented in an upcoming release, because its vital.

 

[Chris D]

These are all moderator permissions and therefore already logged in the Admin CP Moderator Log

 

[Syndol]

I know you are looking for this as pert of the core, but until then there is...

Moderator Essentials
Public Mod Log

 

[Alpha1]

These are all moderator permissions and therefore already logged in the Admin CP Moderator Log

These need to be visible on the front end. Otherwise it costs a lot of time for moderators.

I know you are looking for this as pert of the core, but until then there is...

Moderator Essentials
Public Mod Log

Thanks.

 

[Rasmus Vind]

I really hope this feature makes it in XenForo 1.2.

 

[Alpha1]

These are all moderator permissions and therefore already logged in the Admin CP Moderator Log

All what would be needed is to display these actions in an overlay accessible from the thread.
And of course the importer would need to support it.

 

[Chris D]

I'm still a firm believer in the people who need access to that stuff should be given access to the Admin CP. It's important to remember that someone can have as much or as little access to the Admin CP features as you like.

A load of our moderators have access to the Admin CP for user management purposes.

The earlier argument of the time cost is pretty negligible. It takes seconds to go to the right page in the Admin CP. Even quicker if you place a direct link to the log in an accessible place.

 

[Jeremy]

Implemented in 1.3:
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/various-moderation-improvements.65140/page-2#post-686429

 

[Alpha1]

Does this new function cover post deletions, post moving, thread merging and thread renaming?

 

[Mike]

As mentioned in the HYS, it's basically showing anything in the moderator log for the thread or posts within the thread.