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Change the author of a post
My former host will not give me a copy of my data base from my forum, so I have to copy and paste nearly 18,000 posts over to my site here. On the earlier version of phpBB you could change the author of a post, but I cannot find away to do it here. I need to relocate the posts back to their original authors after pasting them on my new site. I have two years of work that I do not wont to lose, with some very dedicated members who helped build the site from the very first post.
Thank you in anticipation for you help.
RB.
I am using phpBB3, and the link to the new site is:
http://www.matureozchat.com/
Thank you in anticipation for you help.
RB.
I am using phpBB3, and the link to the new site is:
http://www.matureozchat.com/
Last edited by Rbjustme on October 29th 2015, 10:59 pm; edited 1 time in total
Re: Change the author of a post
Hi @Rbjustme,
To my knowledge, Forumotion does not have a feature to change the original author of a post. Unfortunately if you want the author to be a specific user, that user would need to post the message. If you want, you can make a suggestion for such a feature here : https://help.forumotion.com/f30-suggestions-for-your-forums
To my knowledge, Forumotion does not have a feature to change the original author of a post. Unfortunately if you want the author to be a specific user, that user would need to post the message. If you want, you can make a suggestion for such a feature here : https://help.forumotion.com/f30-suggestions-for-your-forums
Re: Change the author of a post
Thank you Ange Tuteur, that is indeed very sad news, that leaves me with no option but to stay with my current host unfortunately.
What happens to the domain name that I have purchased for my site here if I need remove my site?
What happens to the domain name that I have purchased for my site here if I need remove my site?
Re: Change the author of a post
No problem, different hosts have varying features so they're bound to not all be the same.
It'll most likely still be in use until the specified time that you purchased the domain for is up. You can however, cancel the domain name from where you originally brought it. It should be under :
Admin Panel > Misc > Credits Management > Spend Credits > Choose Domain Name
Have a good day and see you.
It'll most likely still be in use until the specified time that you purchased the domain for is up. You can however, cancel the domain name from where you originally brought it. It should be under :
Admin Panel > Misc > Credits Management > Spend Credits > Choose Domain Name
Have a good day and see you.
Re: Change the author of a post
Thank you Ange Tuteur, but all is not lost, there may be a way around this yet. Is it likely if I request that the option of changing the posts author will be made available? as I have another alternative until such time....maybe. I do not want to remain with my current host!
Re: Change the author of a post
The possibility of suggestions being implemented may take some time, as the technicians are usually busy with other projects. It also depends if the suggestion is deemed relevant or useful. My advice is to make a suggestion regardless, because if a lot of people agree then the chances of it being considered are a tad higher.
Re: Change the author of a post
Ok, I will make the suggestion, but most of all, thank you so much for your help,
RB.
RB.
Re: Change the author of a post
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