Move Content | Axero Documentation

Move content to another space. Supported Content Types :

• Articles 
• Blogs 
• Files and folders
• Photo albums
• Videos 
• Wikis 

• Articles, blogs, ideas, and videos: Select the category.
• Files and folders: Select the file directory.
• Wikis: Select the parent topic. You can also select "No parent".

• Select the author
  Note: Only available if Ghostwrite Content is enabled in the target space and the content type is an article, blog, video, or wiki. If an author isn't selected, the person who moves the content becomes the content author. Moved files retain the original author.
• Toggle content data to move. If not moved, the data will be deleted.
  
  • Comments
  • Likes
  • Ratings
  • Follows
  • Version History
  • Views and Read History

Notes:

• You must have the Delete permission to move content you created
• You must have the Delete All permission to move content created by other people
• For files, you must have the Download permission
• You must have permission to create the content type in the target space
• Child content is also moved:
  • Files in a folder are moved.
  • Photos are moved with the album.
  • All child wiki pages are moved with the parent wiki page.

  A Move Cannot Be Undone

  There is no undo for a move, and Axero does not record where the content came from. The move is also absent from the User Activity Log, with forum topics and cases as the exceptions, since those are logged.

  Putting something back means an administrator moving it again by hand, to the space, category or parent wiki it came from, which is only possible if someone still knows what that was. Note it down before you move anything you might want to reverse.

  Anything you leave switched off in the data options is deleted when the move runs, and moving the content back does not bring it back.

Related pages

• Copy Content (to copy the content instead of moving it)
• Content Expiration (to retire content on a date instead)
• Content Basics (the other things you can do with any content)
• Content Types (the other content types)