Hi! Can anyone tell me how to sort posts in the control environment's Forum Overview by "Last active"?
As is, the default sorting seems to be based on number of replies, even when I've removed "Status" and "Replies" from the columns I choose to display.
I can manually sort by clicking the "Last active" header, but I would prefer to see the most recently active posts automatically when I sign in.
Thanks!
P.S. As a follow-up, each time I leave the Forum Overview to edit a post, I have to re-sort the posts manually by 'last active' when I return to the Forum Overview.
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How do I sort posts in Forum Overview by 'last active'?
Best answer by Julian
Hi,
the hierachy of topics in the Forum overview is actually designed to show topics based on latest activity per default. However, as we want to make sure that you are always aware of new content that needs to be checked by a Moderator, this list will automatically try to highligh new content.
If there are new topics then these will be located on top, followed by new comments:
What's positive is that you can work around this limitation by saving the following url as a bookmark: https://Your_control_url.com/moderation/overview?type=&sort=lastpost
By clicking on this you will always be able to jump to your preferred view. I think we can still optimize this, but at least the bookmark-solution should already save you a few clicks per day.
Cheers,
Julian
View originalthe hierachy of topics in the Forum overview is actually designed to show topics based on latest activity per default. However, as we want to make sure that you are always aware of new content that needs to be checked by a Moderator, this list will automatically try to highligh new content.
If there are new topics then these will be located on top, followed by new comments:
- New topics, amount of unread comments, last activity
- Amount of unread comments, last activity
- Last activity
What's positive is that you can work around this limitation by saving the following url as a bookmark: https://Your_control_url.com/moderation/overview?type=&sort=lastpost
By clicking on this you will always be able to jump to your preferred view. I think we can still optimize this, but at least the bookmark-solution should already save you a few clicks per day.
Cheers,
Julian
+5Hi,
the hierachy of topics in the Forum overview is actually designed to show topics based on latest activity per default. However, as we want to make sure that you are always aware of new content that needs to be checked by a Moderator, this list will automatically try to highligh new content.
If there are new topics then these will be located on top, followed by new comments:
What's positive is that you can work around this limitation by saving the following url as a bookmark: https://Your_control_url.com/moderation/overview?type=&sort=lastpost
By clicking on this you will always be able to jump to your preferred view. I think we can still optimize this, but at least the bookmark-solution should already save you a few clicks per day.
Cheers,
Julian
the hierachy of topics in the Forum overview is actually designed to show topics based on latest activity per default. However, as we want to make sure that you are always aware of new content that needs to be checked by a Moderator, this list will automatically try to highligh new content.
If there are new topics then these will be located on top, followed by new comments:
- New topics, amount of unread comments, last activity
- Amount of unread comments, last activity
- Last activity
What's positive is that you can work around this limitation by saving the following url as a bookmark: https://Your_control_url.com/moderation/overview?type=&sort=lastpost
By clicking on this you will always be able to jump to your preferred view. I think we can still optimize this, but at least the bookmark-solution should already save you a few clicks per day.
Cheers,
Julian
I follow my nose, it always knows
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Thanks so much for the quick and detailed response, Julian. I've bookmarked that URL.
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