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"Movepost" interface contains 2 important fields (each needs to be filled in): post ID and topic ID, where post is considered to move to. Post ID is most likely filled in automatically and can not be changed. How to know about topic ID?

Find the topic, where you want to move that post to. Go the topic, and look at the URL field. It should look like this:

http://localhost/index.php?action=vthread&forum=4&topic=503

Look at the fragment "topic=some_digits". "Some_digits" will be your topic ID (in our case, it is 503).

In a case of mod_rewrite enabled, your URL may look like:

http://localhost/4_503_0.html

Topic ID will be the 2nd number in this "filename". 503 in this case.

After proceeding don't forget to check out that post has been moved successfully, and both old topic and moved-to topic are showing correctly in topics listing and Recent discussions.

Add-on contains possibility to move some post to the NEW topic. You need to enter topic title and specify forum for that. DO NOT ENTER topic title, if you are just moving post from one topic to another! Just leave it empty. All post attributes (poster name, user ID, time etc.) will be copied to the new topic.

If you have $enableGroupMsgDelete option, it's possible to move many messages at once, checking the boxes under each message, and clicking "Move Messages" link at the bottom of page. Any information you need to specify, is the same as if you would move the separate message.

Using this plugin, be careful!

1) If post is the first and the only one in the topic, topic WILL BE DELETED AUTOMATICALLY after post has been moved!

2) When moving posts original post ID is kept unchanged! That's why try to avoing moving older posts to the newest topics - topics are sorted by their ID or creation time, and if the topic creation time will be newer than the moved post's time, you can reach undesirable results (for example, in "Latest discussions" table). If you're moving a message with the earlier ID to the topic which has been created later, topic's author name will remain unchanged.

Purtroppo è grassetto, ma il resto è uguale.