Yard Sale / Wanted Request?

[JDcluster]

How hard would it be to: lock threads and move them away from active topics that have been sold or found?


JD

[Rex R]

can't say for this version of vbulletin...I know that rcgroups allows the thread starter to lock a thread(which can lead to some problems with people doing so accidently)

[troj]

How hard would it be to: lock threads and move them away from active topics that have been sold or found?

It becomes a maintenance issue, as much as anything. Plus, sometimes seeing history of a buyer/seller can be useful.

-Kevin

[UPscaler]

Rcgroups also has iTrader. You can rate the sellers and buyers like on eBay. I pitched the idea a while back, got. No response


Braden

[JDcluster]

How is that related to this thread?


JD

Looking for a rms 29/180 case. No closures. Used is fine as long as its usable.


Thanks


Darin

[gtm3323]

So you don't need a 29mm forward closure? I have a 29mm forward closure that I am selling. I think it was made by Dr. Rockets. It is used.

Looking for a rms 29/180 case. No closures. Used is fine as long as its usable.


Thanks


Darin

[UrbanKnight]

I can't speak for this forum, but in other forums I've participated in, the OP can click on the "report thread" button and say it's sold, then a mod will close/lock it.

[WiK]

I've added a new thread prefix to the Yard Sale section. Alongside [For Sale] and [Wanted], there's now a [SOLD!] prefix. When the items in a thread have all been found/sold, the thread starter can edit their post and change the prefix to [SOLD!] so it'll pretty obvious from the forum view which items have been sold and which haven't. This still leaves the thread open for people to post updates or feedback, too.

Cheers,
Phil

[dixontj93060]

Sounds like a good idea, but I just went back to edit a current listing that was sold and I editing the prefix was not offered even in "advanced edit" mode.

I've added a new thread prefix to the Yard Sale section. Alongside [For Sale] and [Wanted], there's now a [SOLD!] prefix. When the items in a thread have all been found/sold, the thread starter can edit their post and change the prefix to [SOLD!] so it'll pretty obvious from the forum view which items have been sold and which haven't. This still leaves the thread open for people to post updates or feedback, too.

Cheers,
Phil

[WiK]

Thanks for pointing that out, I could've sworn I tested this properly...

How about now?

Cheers,
Phil

[dixontj93060]

Thanks for pointing that out, I could've sworn I tested this properly...

How about now?

Cheers,
Phil

Now it works!