Re: Why no List-Post: header?
Brent, This may be the root of my inability to approve messages for
moderation using my smart phone. I don't think so. Mark backed out that change, and besides I doubt it ever applied to pending notifications. When I hit Reply, it sends to the NoReply address.
It formerly would do a Reply To and send to the moderation approval
address "HQ281stAHC+xxxxxx etc". The Gmail app on my Android phone still works correctly - obeying the Reply-To field's +approve address rather than using the From field's noreply address. I approved Sarah's message that way. Reply will no longer approve a message. I think something else must have changed your email app's behavior. Or you're using a different app, or something. Yahoo still works correctly. Yahoo puts the -accept address in the From, avoiding sole reliance on the Reply-To field (which it also provides). Shal
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Re: Why no List-Post: header?
How odd. I managed to approve messages correctly via email just a few days ago.?Using my phone to do this, I saw the message that got approved end up on the list.. So so far it works over here, for now.
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On Jan 2, 2018, at 12:52 PM, Brent Gourley < bgrly@...> wrote:
This may be the root of my inability to approve messages for moderation using my smart phone. When I hit Reply, it sends to the NoReply address. It formerly would do a Reply To and send to the moderation approval address "HQ281stAHC+xxxxxx etc".
Reply will no longer approve a message.
Yahoo still works correctly.
Brent, co-owner and webmaster at
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
J, But why doesn't the search on her name or email address prefix (name
sans the domain), which are at the top of every message of hers, bring
up nothing? I think the search is only on the message body, not any of the header fields or other metadata. A field for filtering by email address (mods only?) and one for display name are clearly needed in the "Tools" pane. Shal
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
J, I can't do "all posts by this member" because she's no longer a member
(and/or because the posts were before we moved from yahoo) - the
option doesn't come up under "More." Works for me with a member who joined and left the Groups.io group. Works also for me with a message that was posted in the group at Yahoo. That is, the More menu has the "All Posts By This Member" item, and it works. So far I haven't found a case that exactly matches your description (a post made at Yahoo by a member who left from Groups.io). So maybe that's the "secret sauce", but I'm more inclined to think that perhaps something went wrong when your group's messages were imported to Groups.io, and at least some members' messages didn't get connected to their email ID. Maybe the person changed email address at some point between the posting and the transfer? Is there anything I can do? Is this a bug? That may be a fair question for support: Under what conditions would the "All Posts By This Member" item be missing from a message posting, and can that be corrected. Shal
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
J, Doesn't the All messaged by this member, which is in the More drop down at the end of a message perform this for you? I just found I've posted over 700 times in our main group.? I'm rather shy. -- Bob Bellizzi
The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
oops, the activity log is not going to show anything since this was in the dark ages of yahoo.
On Tue, Jan 2, 2018 at 12:59 PM, J_Olivia Catlady <j.olivia.catlady@...> wrote: I'll try the activity log, but I haven't had success with that in the past. Last time I tried to search by email address in the activity log, it was bringing up the entire log and I reported a bug. Maybe that's been fixed.
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
I'll try the activity log, but I haven't had success with that in the past. Last time I tried to search by email address in the activity log, it was bringing up the entire log and I reported a bug. Maybe that's been fixed.
On Tue, Jan 2, 2018 at 12:45 PM, Duane <txpigeon@...> wrote: It must be that her posts came from Y!? I looked in one of my groups and posts by folks that have left are still shown using "all posts by this member" in the More menu.? I also searched the Activity log using the user name contained in the email address (or the complete email address) and found when they were posted that way.? I didn't copy messages from Y! on my groups, so can't do further testing.
Duane
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
That's right, all her posts were from when we were in yahoo. But why doesn't the search on her name or email address prefix (name sans the domain), which are at the top of every message of hers, bring up nothing?
On Tue, Jan 2, 2018 at 12:45 PM, Duane <txpigeon@...> wrote: It must be that her posts came from Y!? I looked in one of my groups and posts by folks that have left are still shown using "all posts by this member" in the More menu.? I also searched the Activity log using the user name contained in the email address (or the complete email address) and found when they were posted that way.? I didn't copy messages from Y! on my groups, so can't do further testing.
Duane
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Re: Why no List-Post: header?
This may be the root of my inability to approve messages for moderation using my smart phone. When I hit Reply, it sends to the NoReply address. It formerly would do a Reply To and send to the moderation approval address "HQ281stAHC+xxxxxx etc".
Reply will no longer approve a message.
Yahoo still works correctly.
Brent, co-owner and webmaster at 281st.com
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Re: how to find all posts by a past member?
It must be that her posts came from Y!? I looked in one of my groups and posts by folks that have left are still shown using "all posts by this member" in the More menu.? I also searched the Activity log using the user name contained in the email address (or the complete email address) and found when they were posted that way.? I didn't copy messages from Y! on my groups, so can't do further testing.
Duane
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how to find all posts by a past member?
I'm trying to find all posts by a past member. I found a couple of them by searching on subjects I remembered the person had posted in, but from there I draw a blank. I can't do "all posts by this member" because she's no longer a member (and/or because the posts were before we moved from yahoo) - the option doesn't come up under "More." And a search on either her name or email address comes up blank. At ?the top of the messages by her that I found is
HerName <her-email-name@...>
yet searching on either "HerName" or "her-email-name" brings up nothing.
Is there anything I can do? Is this a bug??
Thanks.
J
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Re: How to Close an Delete Chat's
OK, I missed the pull down arrow. Problem solved. Duhhh
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How to Close an Delete Chat's
I have searched and cannot find out how to close out a chat and then, if desired, delete it. What did I miss?
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It's actually sorting the data using the column you clicked on as the index. If you click it again it will? sort in the reverse direction. -- Bob Bellizzi
The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation
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Also, if you click on the column header it will rearrange the
listing.
Cacky
On 12/30/2017 8:30 AM, Duane wrote:
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I'd report this to
[email protected]
so Mark can have a look at it, definitely needs to be a drop down
instead of up.? Another work around that might be easier is to
click on the row (not checkbox) for the member, then scroll down
to the Remove button on their membership page.
Duane
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I'd report this to [email protected] so Mark can have a look at it, definitely needs to be a drop down instead of up.? Another work around that might be easier is to click on the row (not checkbox) for the member, then scroll down to the Remove button on their membership page. Duane
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When trying to delete a single member of a group, the pop-up from the Members tag only pops-up in an upwards direction. Therefore, if you are near the top of a page, you cannot delete the member because the upper part of the pop-up is off of the page... A work around is to make sure more members are listed and the one to be deleted has moved down the page. This is an issue with both Firefox and Google Chromium (full disclosure, running under Linux).
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Re: Photos - moving them and the ownership question
Matty, Is it possible to get that feature back on the ¡®to do¡¯ list? It is still there. I don't know if there is any way to boost its priority, but you could always post about it on beta@. This old threads about it are locked, but you can start a new one. I'd recommend including the hashtags #photos and #suggestion in the subject line of the new topic. That there have been other topic requesting the feature ought to count for something in its favor. Shal
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Re: Photos - moving them and the ownership question
Thanks for the response on this, Shal.
Is it possible to get that feature back on the ¡®to do¡¯ list?
Thanks
Matty
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