Question Is it possible to sticky a post within a topic?

You can create a new thread/topic then merge the last thread into the new one and that would set the first post of the new thread in the order you like.

Try it and see if that does the job for you.

Do you mean I have to move messages to the topic I have created? I tried, but won't work...
I also tried to edit my message time from the database but this is useless, does kunena order by message id?

My situation now is:

Message 1 (7 hours ago) [id 130] (this is the message I moved in the topic I had created)
Message 2 (8 hours ago) [id 148] (this is the message I created in the new topic)
Message 3 (1 hour ago) [id 150] (this is the reply of another user)


Is it possible?

I explained message ordering in msg #4 of this topic. With respect to my colleague CheechDogg, his suggestion won't work in your case.

You ask if it's possible [to develop a technical solution that implements "sticky post" within topic]. I will give you the same answer that I have given to people over the last four decades I have been doing systems analysis work: anything is possible but everything has a price tag; it depends on whether people are prepared to pay the cost.

I didn't ask if it's possibile to develop a technical solution, I was asking if it's possible that Kunena orders messages by ID and not by Time!

Searching on the web I found a new feature:

oredering_system = mesid, in Kunena_config table

I changed this from "mesid" to "replyid"; now Kunena doesn't show the messages unique ID but the relative one. For example, in this case, your reply is the message number 9 (replyid) while its real ID is 120095.
Now I ask: where is the replyid message info stored in?

¥ Brutus ¥ wrote: I didn't ask if it's possibile to develop a technical solution, I was asking if it's possible that Kunena orders messages by ID and not by Time!

The short answer is no. Messages are displayed in chronological order of when they were posted. The order can be oldest message first or newest message first. That's what I wrote in msg #4 of this topic.

If you are not asking whether it's possible to develop a technical solution may I ask you whether it's necessary to know where replyid data is stored? The data is probably stored in the database tables kunena_message; I'm not sure and I didn't check before I posted this message.

If Kunena uses only a chronological order, can you explain me what kind of order is this?



I want to know more about "replyid" cause I'm looking for the fastest way of reaching my aim (changing the first post) from the database!

Thanks