Question Purge items

When you hit delete button what's happen ?

The categories get darker and users can not see it(in front of each topic I see a garbage can), but as a admin I can see all the deleted categories. When I go to the trash manager and hit purge, I get the picture you saw and the categories stay right here, they dont go anywhere.

Now I see what's going on.

(1) Delete a message (frontend)
(2) Trash Manager (backend)
(3) Select items and press Purge Items button
(4) Purge Items screen (that image that chizhny shows us)

The Delete button, that xillibit refers to, is the delete button on the top right hand corner of the Purge Items screen.

What happens after you press that "Delete" button?

For me everything worked. I was able to permanently delete trashed messages.

Purge should be Re-check
because not delete "THANK YOU"
and thats a problem if delete "THANK YOU" user loose "THANK YOU"

we should find a solution

Thanks, etusha, I agree with you that the term "Purge Items" seems a little out-of-place. However, your other comments are, I think, off-topic.

This topic is about how to permanently delete messages that have been trashed. This topic is not about the wisdom of deleting messages (messages that may or may not have a "thank you" attached to them). That's another topic. We've already had discussions about whether it's a good thing or not a good thing to delete messages.

If this topic splits into a discussion about the consequences of deleting messages/threads, then let's be very careful where we're heading.

There is no need, in my opinion, to "find a solution" in K 1.6 about the wisdom of deleting messages/threads. Users can do it, that's all there is to be said. If users want to delete messages/threads (and they lose "thank yous" in the process), that's their business because it's their websites ... not ours. We don't permanently delete messages here at Kunena.com.

That's what I am saying, nothing is going on. The items are still in trash manager. At the moment it is impossible to delete them permanently.