Changing which bit of the forum a discussion is in.

Posted on Sat 29th, March 2008

• #1

wolfenger

Hi VB
Is there anyway that you can change where a thread is posted once its posted. eg you've put it in Mechanics and fixing when it should have gone in bikes and bits?
Regards
Anthony
• #2

Velocio

Yeah, just tell me where it should go and I'll move it.

Actually, I'll see whether there's a permission thing that can allow you to change it.
• #3

Velocio

I've just enabled some function or other that lets you move your threads. I've no idea how that is surfaced, but apparently you can now move your own threads.

When you view a thread do you have a "Thread Tools" thing? If so, look under there.
• #4

wolfenger

Cool, that all works fine. Thanks for that. Certainly more versatile this vBulletin malarkey!

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