Adding in a Subject automatically

[Lynx]

Tagging you, Craig, because I know you're already familiar with this, as it relates to this topic: support.proboards.com/thread/556564/easy

My question is, let's say I wanted to add in a Subject (my thoughts are more for setting up a link for sending a PM) automatically. I know the first part for a PM (if I'm not mistaken) would start out as /conversation/new/user/1 to have the PM sent to the main Admin. Let's just say I wanted to automatically place the Subject of Test Subject and start it out with To the Admin, (followed by 2 CR's). Would it go something like this:

/conversation/new/user/1/?subject=Test%20Subject&?message=To%20the%Admin%2C%0D%0D

Thanks!

Edit: Not sure if the ? is needed before message as well

[Brian]

Hi, Lynx.

Only one question mark is needed in the URL to indicate the start of your parameters. The rest is correct, though.

[Lynx]

Thank you for the reply, Brian!

[Lynx]

Sorry to bother you again, Brian, but is it possible for just the main admin to use the same thing for sending PM's to a group? Example: In an area I can only access, could I set up a link that went something like this:

/conversation/new/user-group/(Member Group ID#)/?subject=...

I'm curious about this mostly for my Birds At Night forum to send a group PM to my Alpha Testers.

Thanks!

[Brian]

It's not possible to automatically specify a group to send the PM to. Sorry.

Only the subject and message can be predetermined.

[Lynx]

Would it be possible to mark this as a feature request to be able to do that, or to be able to list separate User ID's to send to? If not, no worries!

Thanks again, Brian!

[Brian]

You can already send messages to multiple user IDs by separating them with commas in the URL.

Example:

http://support.proboards.com/conversation/new/33409,154778,191518

I'll mark it as a feature request, though it's possible the reason it's not included to begin with is because the option to PM a group is staff-only.

[Lynx]

Thank you very much, Brian! Have a great day!