Setting future date?
Posted by Brummie
Setting future date? September 08, 2016 07:45AM |
Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 28 |
Re: Setting future date? September 09, 2016 09:45AM |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 744 |
Hi Brummie,
when you start a new thread you can make it sticky (see "Special: Make sticky" in the post form).
I don't see the need to manipulate the date. Each answer will change the "last date" value on the list page. Posts are not sorted by date.
I think you should include the date in the subject.
Did you see the Google Calender Module?
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
when you start a new thread you can make it sticky (see "Special: Make sticky" in the post form).
I don't see the need to manipulate the date. Each answer will change the "last date" value on the list page. Posts are not sorted by date.
I think you should include the date in the subject.
Did you see the Google Calender Module?
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
Re: Setting future date? September 10, 2016 11:47AM |
Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 28 |
The Google Calendar mod is over-complicated for what I need although what I want to do is probably more complicated to set up, the end result will be simple. The thinking is that in the event forum by stickying an event (a post) they order by the date of the original post rather than the last post. These would then be listed as:
[Event] Community Meeting - 10 October 2016
[Event] Neighbourhood Watch Meeting - 15 October 2016
Anybody fancy a BBQ?
We're thinking of having a car wash...
This allows people to reply, say they're coming, discuss events etc. I might be able to sort the event order if stickied etc, but I'm not sure how to go about setting the date.
[Event] Community Meeting - 10 October 2016
[Event] Neighbourhood Watch Meeting - 15 October 2016
Anybody fancy a BBQ?
We're thinking of having a car wash...
This allows people to reply, say they're coming, discuss events etc. I might be able to sort the event order if stickied etc, but I'm not sure how to go about setting the date.
Re: Setting future date? September 12, 2016 03:02AM |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 744 |
Hi Brummie,
I think you need a new module. But instead of setting the posting date to the future I think it's better to add an additional date field to these kind of posts.
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
I think you need a new module. But instead of setting the posting date to the future I think it's better to add an additional date field to these kind of posts.
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
Re: Setting future date? September 12, 2016 09:04AM |
Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 28 |
Re: Setting future date? September 13, 2016 02:55AM |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 744 |
Hi Brummie,
Yes, via the serialized data in the meta column.
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
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Brummie
Can you add additional fields to posts?
Yes, via the serialized data in the meta column.
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
Re: Setting future date? September 13, 2016 08:36AM |
Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 28 |
Re: Setting future date? September 14, 2016 02:39AM |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 744 |
Hi Brummie,
the meta column is fully handled by the core. If you have anywhere a message array you will find also the meta information as an subarray.
Normal use is inside a module. Module functions are called by hooks. A lot of hooks offer the needed message(s). See inline documentation for hook descriptions and examples.
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
the meta column is fully handled by the core. If you have anywhere a message array you will find also the meta information as an subarray.
Normal use is inside a module. Module functions are called by hooks. A lot of hooks offer the needed message(s). See inline documentation for hook descriptions and examples.
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
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