Can a thread starter still delete an entire thread along with all replies?
That caused quite a bit strife in the old forum, and I don't think that it should be allowed.
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As a matter of fact, I tried. When I had no replies I got to the confirmation dialog, but now I can't find the button anymore.Asharak wrote:Try deleting this thread, D'Arcy, and see what happens...
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EDIT: Now this post has the button again. Apparently, the button disappears once someone replies. Seems like a smart solution to me.
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Now that, I LIKE. Seems the people that designed this software were way ahead of us on this one.Andrew wrote:I think the delete button is only available up until the thread is added to. the same thing applies to a new post in an existing thread - it can be deleted by the person who posted only before someone else adds to the thread.
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In the RTW govenors thread, the delete post actually causes a notification. The person then clicks the emailed notification to be tod the post no longer exists. Which gives the impression that the thread has been deleted!
Can we take off notify when a post is deleted as it sure is confusing
http://www.pcgamesforum.com/phpBB2/view ... =6691#6691
For an example of what I mean.
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Can we take off notify when a post is deleted as it sure is confusing
http://www.pcgamesforum.com/phpBB2/view ... =6691#6691
For an example of what I mean.
Tals