In Aura, the Move option on feed item dropdown menus offers a way
to relocate feed items from one public group feed to another. Use Move to improve an item’s
visibility or to place it in a more relevant context. For example, if a user posts a Sales poll in
a Marketing feed by mistake, the poll can easily be moved to the right location. System
Administrators, Community Managers, and Chatter Moderators can move posts, polls, and
questions.
Required Editions
| Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions |
| Applies to: Aura sites |
| User Permissions
Needed |
| To move feed items from one public group feed to another |
- Is a System Administrator OR has the permission
- Moderate Experience Cloud Site Feeds
- AND is a member of the Experience Cloud site
|
When you move an item:
- Mentions are preserved.
- Announcements become announcements in the target group.
- Things that are included in or attached to the feed item stay included or attached.
For
example, moved items bring their answers, comments, replies, topics, bookmarks, attachments,
and other related entities with them. If an answer is marked as best, that status is
preserved.
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Open the dropdown menu on the feed item to be moved, and select
Move.
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In the Move Feed Item to Another Public Group dialog, search for the group to move the item
to.
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In the search results, select the target group, and then click
Move.
The item, along with all of its related entities, is removed from the first public group
and placed in the second.
Users receive notifications about the moved feed item according to
their preferences. So, assuming people have opted in to the related notification setting:
- People who follow the target group are notified.
- When the person who moved the feed item is also a follower of the target group, they’re
notified.
- People who are mentioned in the moved feed item are notified about the mention.
- The moved item’s author is not notified. The author isn’t notified because, no matter their
notification settings, a feed item’s author isn’t notified about their post actions.