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Authored by: Blaine on Wednesday, October 27 2004 @ 01:43 pm EDT

The Story Archive feature is new and working in this new release. It's not enabled by default when creating a story was what I meant to say earlier and it's enabled by the editor on a story by story.

It will either auto-delete or move it to a topic of choice. If this topic is hidden from normal users its like being offline or it can be a topic called "Archived Content" that members can see.

Having it default to now+1 year should be a simple mod to story.php.

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Authored by: jhwhite on Wednesday, October 27 2004 @ 02:36 pm EDT

Ok, that's how I had it. But our site has 72 pages of stories on the front page, and we would like to keep archived stories open to all visitors. So I added , frontpage = 0 to public_html/ index.php so it reads

DB_query ("UPDATE 
{$_TABLES['stories']} SET tid = '$archivetid' , frontpage = 0 WHERE 
sid='{$sid}'");

so when a story gets archived, it only gets shown in the archive topic.

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Authored by: Blaine on Wednesday, October 27 2004 @ 04:54 pm EDT

That may be a better default way to have it anyways. Most will not want it on the frontpage if it should be archived - would be my assumption now as well. I think we can make this change.

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