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Old July 8th, 2006, 08:58 AM
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URL after moving a thread

When we move a thread, that thread gets a new URL. That will break any codemark or links in notification emails. Perhaps there you could add a redirection thingy from the old URL to the new one?

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RE: URL after moving a thread

When we move a thread a notification email will be sent by the System to the ones involved in that thread. Am I correct?

But for codemarks there is a problem of course..

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RE: URL after moving a thread

Not necessarily. First of all, not everyone has notifications on.

Also, let's say A starts a thread. B replies, and a reply notification is sent to A. Before A gets to read the reply, an admin moves the thread, and a new post is made by system. A doesn't get another notification, and won't know the new URL.

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RE: RE: URL after moving a thread

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Not necessarily. First of all, not everyone has notifications on.


You have a point..

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RE: URL after moving a thread

I'll think about it, but I think it might be too much trouble for the few times it might happen...

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RE: URL after moving a thread

You could change the error message to state the thread does not exist/or it has been moved

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